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ijoined
08-29-2007, 06:22 PM
what's the deal with ed hardy shirts?? why are they so expensive? i like them they're attractive.. and theyre getting way too popular.. but why does it come with this expensive price tag!! is it cheaper in the states? does anyone know?? thanks!
Meowjin
08-29-2007, 08:34 PM
what?
Ed hardy is played. anyways.
~designer_rice~
08-29-2007, 10:11 PM
Ed Hardy is cheaper in the states for sure. One of my friends bought a rhinestone Ed Hardy hat in the States for only $80.
Christian Audigier is more popular now actually. It's even pricier than Ed Hardy. The guy who helped design those tattoo designs on Ed Hardy shirts launched his own clothing label which is Christian Audigier.
bossxx
08-30-2007, 04:21 PM
CA is played man.. my buddy bought two T shirts spent like $400 and went to Vegas yesterday. He is there right now probably kicking himself cuz they are like half price in the US.
All designer clothes are cheaper in the US.
If I were you, i'd buy something else besides Ed Hardy/ CA.. and that Afflicition shit just makes you look like a wannabe CA fanboy haha.. But I agree with you, they are nice shirts.
TopazX5
08-30-2007, 06:55 PM
imo ed hardy will turn into von dutch in the very near future
bossxx
08-30-2007, 08:01 PM
^ agreed.
affliction, is the broke ass version of ed hardy. even though ed hardy is played... its only the hats :( i just bought a hoodie, and its pretty cool cause they make it limited. You snooze you loose
eddyc
08-31-2007, 03:54 PM
Originally posted by 3xta
affliction, is the broke ass version of ed hardy. even though ed hardy is played... its only the hats :( i just bought a hoodie, and its pretty cool cause they make it limited. You snooze you loose
i agree. hats are overplayed because they're cheap... like $40 -$60 in the US.
mens jackets and hoodies aren't as overplayed as they're more expensive... in the $200 range... CA even more.
3xta- which hoody did you buy? the skeleton one?
Meowjin
08-31-2007, 08:34 PM
I work at a club downtown and I can defiantly tell you I don't wear ed hardy or CA anymore, just becuase of the people who wear it.
Didn't relize how stupid I looked.
azn_boix
08-31-2007, 09:29 PM
ed hardy and CA shirts looks ugly
grock
09-05-2007, 09:03 PM
i think ed hardy and affliction are super tacky
the huge logos look super ugly
impulzez
09-10-2007, 10:38 PM
is the tattoo designs that make it such a good brand. simply great art. i encourage anyone that likes Ed Hardy to WEAR Ed Hardy !!! although i must say, yes, Ed Hardy is a bit overpriced, but thats what makes you feel high class right?
~designer_rice~
09-11-2007, 09:18 AM
Christian Audigier has launched yet another clothing label called Smet. It's already hugely popular in LA. Christian Audigier is really a genius! He left Von Dutch in order to create the line Ed Hardy which takes designs from the famous tattoo artist by the same name. Next, came Christian Audigier of course. Smet is inspired by a rock 'n roll musician named Johnny Hallyday.
One of my friends owns the Hart & Sole store downtown. They carry the Smet clothing line.
check out the link below:
http://www.hartandsole.com/newarrivals/090507.html
the_rickster
09-11-2007, 10:00 AM
Originally posted by TopazX5
imo ed hardy will turn into von dutch in the very near future
the funny thing is, ed hardy IS von dutch.
don ed hardy is a famous tattoo artist. christian audigier uses his art for his clothing and also has his higher end Audigier line, which does everything else.
Christian Audigier was THE designer for Deisel and Von Dutch before doing what every other semi-successful designer does, and launched his own line.
edit: sorry, didnt see ~designer_rice~ post.
Nvasion
09-13-2007, 11:49 PM
i saw some Smet shirts at club annex and they are not that great.. cost 140 i think? nothing great...
Nvasion
09-13-2007, 11:51 PM
i would much rather spend my money on affliction shirts then smet ones.
Hondaracer
09-14-2007, 10:48 AM
I've been hearing that all clubs on Granville street are going to be starting to enforce a ban on CA and Affliction shits, just a heads up :P
impulzez
09-14-2007, 03:54 PM
howcome?
nathaniel
09-14-2007, 06:13 PM
ed hardy + CA and i think even maybe affliction are supposedly banned from clubs such as plush.
i actually have a friend who was forced to flip his CA shirt inside out before goin into the club.. he got lucky cause he knew the bouncer beforehand.. if he didnt, they would just kick him out.
it's being banned cause it's "gang related clothing". i think this law actually passed too hahaha. blame the police.
the_rickster
09-14-2007, 06:34 PM
because only idiotic drug dealers would spend over $150 on an ugly t-shirt and police chief chiu doesn't want any more drug related incidences tainting our squeaky clean image.
people with real class that spend good money on clothing don't buy t-shirts with tattoos on them.
Derek_N84
09-15-2007, 02:24 AM
This ban is a result of the Vancouver Police Gang Squad, the ban is not mandatory at clubs but the clubs just go along with it to avoid getting on the VPD shitlist. Clubs which are complying with the policy are almost the entire Granville strip and Plush (correct me if im wrong).
Nvasion
09-15-2007, 04:23 AM
banning affliction tshirts? i believe lattitude sells the garbage affliction T's not the UFC ones. lattitde ones i believe go for 40 dollars?
~designer_rice~
09-15-2007, 10:04 AM
I can't believe that ban is in place!!!! One shouldn't discriminate a person based on what he/she wears. That's so ridiculous!!! Non-gangsters wear those t-shirts too! How about all the gangsters who carry man purses (especially those LV and Gucci) ones?
p.s. i think Affliction t-shirts are about $80?
the_rickster
09-15-2007, 10:52 AM
what about red or blue bandannas?
or black leather vests with patches.
gang "affiliated" clothing.
Meowjin
09-15-2007, 07:58 PM
Originally posted by ~designer_rice~
I can't believe that ban is in place!!!! One shouldn't discriminate a person based on what he/she wears. That's so ridiculous!!! Non-gangsters wear those t-shirts too! How about all the gangsters who carry man purses (especially those LV and Gucci) ones?
p.s. i think Affliction t-shirts are about $80?
Meowjin
09-15-2007, 07:58 PM
Originally posted by ~designer_rice~
I can't believe that ban is in place!!!! One shouldn't discriminate a person based on what he/she wears. That's so ridiculous!!! Non-gangsters wear those t-shirts too! How about all the gangsters who carry man purses (especially those LV and Gucci) ones?
p.s. i think Affliction t-shirts are about $80?
I work at caprice and the lv and gucci money purses have been banned.
You know whats funny? We havn't had much problems ever since they banned this clothing.
also you can find affliction for 30 dollars.
SkinnyPupp
09-15-2007, 11:07 PM
What kinds of 'problems' are caused by wearing shirts with tattoo-inspired art on them? I just don't get it...
Meowjin
09-16-2007, 07:43 AM
Originally posted by SkinnyPupp
What kinds of 'problems' are caused by nammers and brown gangsters wearing shirts with tattoo-inspired art on them? I just don't get it...
Excuse me?
SkinnyPupp
09-16-2007, 08:42 AM
Originally posted by MajinHurricane
Excuse me?
OK so wtf does the clothes have to do with anything? Or is it just a way of racially profiling people?
the_rickster
09-16-2007, 10:20 AM
where do you get racial profiling out of any of this?
its a ban on certain articles of clothing because it seems dealers or the like are prone to wearing them. its like a bar not allowing colors or patches in a bar. anyone who can pay the cover charge and stay out of trouble is more than welcome to patronize the bar/club, just not with those clothes on. its not too difficult to understand, and this is nothing new.
azn_boix
09-16-2007, 11:19 AM
who gives a fuck about this ban.... these shirts look like shit
peepee99
09-16-2007, 01:40 PM
CA and Ed hardy are going to become the next Von Dutch fad. Shit will go downhill and eventually the shirts will be sold at winners for 30 bucks.
the_rickster
09-16-2007, 03:19 PM
isn't that the same for everything?
Hondaracer
09-16-2007, 03:23 PM
trust me, working at a bar about 80% of the people wearing the clothes actually do fall into that group of the drug dealers/trouble makers
i'm just basing that on looks purely, but when the guy wearing an afflicition shirt has more tatoo's then the shirt itself, usually those types can be filed under "seedy" or "trouble"
I think the VPD actually did a good thing banning it, as it was a somewhat subtle ban which wasnt well publisiced but still shows the VPD has some power and influence over the downtown core
as well, it doesnt really effect me as i dont purchase either of the brands due to how played out they already have become.
Meowjin
09-17-2007, 05:46 AM
Originally posted by Hondaracer
trust me, working at a bar about 80% of the people wearing the clothes actually do fall into that group of the drug dealers/trouble makers
i'm just basing that on looks purely, but when the guy wearing an afflicition shirt has more tatoo's then the shirt itself, usually those types can be filed under "seedy" or "trouble"
I think the VPD actually did a good thing banning it, as it was a somewhat subtle ban which wasnt well publisiced but still shows the VPD has some power and influence over the downtown core
as well, it doesnt really effect me as i dont purchase either of the brands due to how played out they already have become.
QFT
Derek_N84
09-17-2007, 11:41 AM
So I was chit chatting with some fellow industry staff and the ban is on the follow clothing: Christian Audigier, Ed Hardy, Affliction and Tapout. For anyone who owns Smet, that is the next brand on the chopping block and some clubs have already gone ahead and just added it to the list.
StylinRed
09-17-2007, 05:05 PM
it doesnt make sense banning it... i dont wear it i think they're ugly ,the hats are nice though. but that doesnt solve anything at all.... guess they just want to piss some people off, surprised no ones tried a lawsuit yet
Meowjin
09-17-2007, 08:03 PM
Originally posted by StylinRed
it doesnt make sense banning it... i dont wear it i think they're ugly ,the hats are nice though. but that doesnt solve anything at all.... guess they just want to piss some people off, surprised no ones tried a lawsuit yet
:rofl:
Expresso
09-17-2007, 11:16 PM
ahhaahha.
So they're going to ban anything trendy now. Look on the bright side they are saving these guys some money!
Hondaracer
09-18-2007, 12:40 AM
Originally posted by StylinRed
it doesnt make sense banning it... i dont wear it i think they're ugly ,the hats are nice though. but that doesnt solve anything at all.... guess they just want to piss some people off, surprised no ones tried a lawsuit yet
lawsuit against who?
clearly you dont know the extent of problems in the downtown core, although banning clothes wont do much, it's a step in the right direction imo
StylinRed
09-18-2007, 03:33 AM
i know very very very well what goes on down there.. but brand name clothing bans? puhleeeze thats a step in no direction
and by lawsuit i meant one of those people that love suiing for any reason they can find, surprised those types havent jumped on this :)
Expresso
09-19-2007, 11:14 PM
Originally posted by StylinRed
i know very very very well what goes on down there.. but brand name clothing bans? puhleeeze thats a step in no direction
and by lawsuit i meant one of those people that love suiing for any reason they can find, surprised those types havent jumped on this :)
This isn't America lol.
CanadaGoose
09-20-2007, 04:55 PM
Hey let's ban Northface too! And Pho is now a prohibited substance! So are Bellmonts, and duMaurier...and we're taking blonde hair dye off the shelves and away from the streets so we can save some lives! You know what? let's ban Infiniti, Mercedes, Cadillac, and all rims over 19" too! Sterotypes...Racial Profiling??? What the fuck is that?!! Now let's call it a day and go grab some donuts!
It's a ridiculous ban.
ASG111
09-20-2007, 05:10 PM
Originally posted by E N D L E S S
Hey let's ban Northface too! And Pho is now a prohibited substance! So are Bellmonts, and duMaurier...and we're taking blonde hair dye off the shelves and away from the streets so we can save some lives! You know what? let's ban Infiniti, Mercedes, Cadillac, and all rims over 19" too! Sterotypes...Racial Profiling??? What the fuck is that?!! Now let's call it a day and go grab some donuts!
It's a ridiculous ban.
LOL. well said...
anyways, these bans are just WITHIN clubs right? Nothing like, an entire ban within BC, am i right?
Smet is the shit, it fits very nice on basically everybody, someone buy my ED HARDY hoodie!! :P
This doesn't make sense to me... why would plush ban CA, and Ed Hardy? Doesn't the store "Plush" itslef sell these brands? Isn't the club and the store related to each other?!
Meowjin
09-21-2007, 02:15 AM
I love how everyones up in arms about this ban :lol:
Hey guys, don't like it don't club. Simple as that.
Hondaracer
09-21-2007, 10:08 AM
Originally posted by 3xta
Doesn't the store "Plush" itslef sell these brands? Isn't the club and the store related to each other?!
uhhh..no? :lol
and i agree with MajinHurricane if it's that big of deal to you, then go clubbing somewhere else
ASG111
09-21-2007, 11:27 AM
Originally posted by 3xta
Doesn't the store "Plush" itslef sell these brands? Isn't the club and the store related to each other?!
LOL wtf. that's the wackest thing i heard today...
Originally posted by ASG111
LOL wtf. that's the wackest thing i heard today...
they have the same logo :(
dusk2dawn
09-21-2007, 11:42 PM
im assuming this is the same for dom rebel as well?
anyways btw does anyone know where you can get tapout clothing?
Harvey Specter
09-22-2007, 01:29 AM
Banning the shirt just makes it that more gangster and doesn’t solve anything in my opinion. I wear my CA stuff on occasion and I’ve got nothing but complements but I was told that clubs in Downtown have banned CA stuff. It doesn’t really bug me because I wouldn’t wear my CA stuff to a club anyways. And talking about banning clothing, I remember back in the days everyone was rocking those flashy gold/silver medusa Versace belts with rhinestones and I remember our principle trying to ban them because they were associated with ‘drug’ dealers.
Originally posted by dusk2dawn
im assuming this is the same for dom rebel as well?
anyways btw does anyone know where you can get tapout clothing?
Dom Rebel is by far my favorite brand in the whole world, it tops everything and comes with a great price tag
[ jay ]
09-25-2007, 06:41 PM
http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=07bf8c97-dd4e-4edd-a755-acebc7ade788&k=69749
What do you guys think, lol...I personally, being young, Asian, male, short, and built....specifically do not buy these brands for fear of being labelled a gangster lol
saucywoman
09-25-2007, 08:16 PM
threads merged
Harvey Specter
09-26-2007, 12:18 AM
Excellent response from the VPD;
"Our members know who the gangsters are simply by their experiences in dealing with them," Chow said.
"I think that's a very dangerous road to go down when you start identifying people simply by clothing and setting them out because of that."
Hot Karl
09-26-2007, 01:36 AM
so there's all these idiots saying "what's banning gonna do? OMG MY RIGHTS ARE VIOLATED!!!"
then there are folks who work at clubs in the downtown core specifically saying "THIS IS CUTTING DOWN ON THE FUCKING BULLSHIT".
i think i'll take their word over some punk kid who wears overpriced garbage only because everyone else is wearing it, so I GOTTA GET MINE TOO.
fucking sheep.
Marco911
09-26-2007, 01:40 AM
That's pretty funny that Vancouver is trying to legislate taste.
Punks in Vancouver have zero class or fashion sense whatsoever. Everytime I step into a club in Vancouver, I snicker at these punks thinking they're hardcore with their shitty gangster-style clothing.
Cman333
09-26-2007, 09:37 AM
Originally posted by Marco911
That's pretty funny that Vancouver is trying to legislate taste.
Punks in Vancouver have zero class or fashion sense whatsoever. Everytime I step into a club in Vancouver, I snicker at these punks thinking they're hardcore with their shitty gangster-style clothing.
So out of curiosity, what does Marco911 wear if he were to go clubbing?
Gumby
09-26-2007, 11:30 AM
^
Probably clothes that don't have their logo/brand plastered all over the front. :)
6thGear.
09-26-2007, 05:21 PM
Originally posted by Cman333
So out of curiosity, what does Marco911 wear if he were to go clubbing?
porsche label attire only
CHAD_the_GREAT
09-26-2007, 05:46 PM
Originally posted by Hot Karl
i think i'll take their word over some punk kid who wears overpriced garbage
you sound like a punk kid yourself.
yuusha
09-26-2007, 11:34 PM
Originally posted by Hot Karl
so there's all these idiots saying "what's banning gonna do? OMG MY RIGHTS ARE VIOLATED!!!"
then there are folks who work at clubs in the downtown core specifically saying "THIS IS CUTTING DOWN ON THE FUCKING BULLSHIT".
i think i'll take their word over some punk kid who wears overpriced garbage only because everyone else is wearing it, so I GOTTA GET MINE TOO.
fucking sheep.
BAAAAWWWWWWWWW
You're so non-conformist, /wrists
If you haven't already noticed, it's a ridiculous ban. It is disputed not because it restricts our freedom to wear what everyone else does, but instead because it's not a logically sound means of curbing gang activity in downtown clubs, and is heavily based on stereotypes. What if "gang A" simply decide not to wear "gang-related" clothing when going clubbing, or trends change?
l2_narain
09-27-2007, 01:19 AM
^Re-visit the issue? I am in favor, but seems like a quickfix kind of issue....They (Barwatch, VPD, BIA) need to get/fine another proactive way to curb gang crime (or any violent crime in the downtown core for that matter), but it's somewhat a step in the right direction.
Meowjin
09-27-2007, 02:05 AM
Originally posted by min.tee
BAAAAWWWWWWWWW
You're so non-conformist, /wrists
If you haven't already noticed, it's a ridiculous ban. It is disputed not because it restricts our freedom to wear what everyone else does, but instead because it's not a logically sound means of curbing gang activity in downtown clubs, and is heavily based on stereotypes. What if "gang A" simply decide not to wear "gang-related" clothing when going clubbing, or trends change?
Man are you unable to read what 3-4 people that actually work in bars have actually said?
Marco911
09-27-2007, 07:17 AM
Originally posted by Cman333
So out of curiosity, what does Marco911 wear if he were to go clubbing?
Originally posted by Gumby
^
Probably clothes that don't have their logo/brand plastered all over the front. :)
That is exactly right. My clothes don't have any overt labels over them, but if you have a good eye for quality or fashion, they are the shit.
I would say that 95% of my wardrobe is European orgin (not just by brand but manufacturing location), either Italy, France, Switzerland, or U.K. By brand, 98% would be European origin. For me, material quality is 60% of the garment and cut the other 40%. It is rare to find a good article of clothing made in the 3rd world. My hoodies are Rudolf Dassler Sport - that's high-end PUMA and still made in Italy - Good luck finding that in Canada.
I travel quite a bit so I'm lucky that I get to shop in cities (London, Munich, Zurich, Hong Kong, Chicago) where you can find great clothes that you can't find in Vancouver or Canada for that matter.
If I go clubbing, I'm usually in jeans (Dolce&Gabbanna/Valentino/Costume Nationale); collared Dolce&Gabbanna shirts/J.Lindeberg polos. Vintage racing Dunhill leather jackets.
yuusha
09-27-2007, 09:18 AM
Originally posted by MajinHurricane
Man are you unable to read what 3-4 people that actually work in bars have actually said?
If you're going to argue then at least type something worth reading.
Did I ever say that it wasn't working? I may not have been clear in my previous post, so let me rephrase that.
Sure, the ban is working right now and that's all fine and well. But what happens when trends change, and when gangs follow a different dress code? What if the stereotype on which these bans are based on suddenly change? In Narain's words, it's a quick fix at best, and they need to get working on a better idea.
Now originally hot karl was calling people 'fucking sheep' because they were complaining about how they can't wear their trendy clothes and that their rights were violated, calling them 'punk kids' for whining. However, I clearly stated that this isn't the fucking point which most people here on RS were making. I think you're the one who's unable to read.
Inaii said that it's the 'wannabe gangsters getting into fights over stupid shit' that are being kept out because of this ban. Sure that's keeping the kiddies out for now, but isn't the goal of this ban to curb REAL gang activity, and not little wannabes?
[ jay ]
09-27-2007, 07:42 PM
Originally posted by Marco911
That is exactly right. My clothes don't have any overt labels over them, but if you have a good eye for quality or fashion, they are the shit.
I would say that 95% of my wardrobe is European orgin (not just by brand but manufacturing location), either Italy, France, Switzerland, or U.K. By brand, 98% would be European origin. For me, material quality is 60% of the garment and cut the other 40%. It is rare to find a good article of clothing made in the 3rd world. My hoodies are Rudolf Dassler Sport - that's high-end PUMA and still made in Italy - Good luck finding that in Canada.
I travel quite a bit so I'm lucky that I get to shop in cities (London, Munich, Zurich, Hong Kong, Chicago) where you can find great clothes that you can't find in Vancouver or Canada for that matter.
If I go clubbing, I'm usually in jeans (Dolce&Gabbanna/Valentino/Costume Nationale); collared Dolce&Gabbanna shirts/J.Lindeberg polos. Vintage racing Dunhill leather jackets.
dude how old are you? :rolleyes: ...what is the point of wearing such expensive and quality clothing?....if anything, it decreases your chances of getting laid with any women under the age of 30....what's the point if only YOU and the other dude in the bar that looks like Versace's boyfriend knows its quality? :confused:
CHAD_the_GREAT
09-27-2007, 09:45 PM
Originally posted by MajinHurricane
Man are you unable to read what 3-4 people that actually work in bars have actually said?
what, you guys don't think they're just gonna come back in a week or two wearing different shirts?!?
the_rickster
09-27-2007, 09:48 PM
Originally posted by [ jay ]
dude how old are you? :rolleyes: ...what is the point of wearing such expensive and quality clothing?....if anything, it decreases your chances of getting laid with any women under the age of 30....what's the point if only YOU and the other dude in the bar that looks like Versace's boyfriend knows its quality? :confused:
wow, you're a complete idiot.
whats the point of wearing quality??? are you serious?
your answer is in the question. "quality and expensive" clothing is EXACTLY what marco said it was... garment and cut. better/more expensive fabrics look and fit better than your $14 gap t-shirt. true, maybe not all 20somethings know what valentino is, but i can guarantee you they know that it looks and fits better than the $90 guess jeans you and 13 other guys in the bar are wearing. i swear by james pearce t-shirts. the cheapest i've ever seen them is $69 (but generally over the $120 mark), and although i know in the grand scheme of things, $70 isnt very much, i'll tell you i get cruised a lot more than when i was 18, wearing the bullshit you apparently think is good enough to get the job done.
there's an age old addage "the clothes make the man". learn it.
[ jay ]
09-27-2007, 09:57 PM
^ uh ok....so you 2 can go pick up your golddigging materialistic hoes in your fancy clothes...and I'll stick to my down to earth girls that know how to have fun, thanks...agreed?
yuusha
09-28-2007, 12:04 AM
Originally posted by [ jay ]
^ uh ok....so you 2 can go pick up your golddigging materialistic hoes in your fancy clothes...and I'll stick to my down to earth girls that know how to have fun, thanks...agreed?
Wait.
So following your train of though, it's the shitty clothing that has brand/designer names plastered all over it that gets down to earth girls? And it's the expensive-yet-logo-less clothes (which nobody but you and the other guy knows the quality of) that call all the golddiggers?
I think you're confused. Take deep breaths, step away from the keyboard for five minutes and cool off, I can see from your avatar that you're obviously in heat or just flaming gay.
Mugen EvOlutioN
09-28-2007, 07:09 AM
which store in Van sells Ed hardy?
SkinnyPupp
09-28-2007, 07:33 AM
Originally posted by the_rickster
there's an age old addage "the clothes make the man". learn it.
I really feel sorry for you and marco. You guys are seriously that pathetic that you need to spend hundreds of dollars on a t-shirt to make you who you are? Sad. Just fucken sad.
:(
Marco911
09-28-2007, 11:09 AM
I was shopping at Breuniger (German equivalent of Holt Renfrew) in Stuttgart yesterday evening. I ran across some Ed Hardy stuff, so I thought I'd take a closer look. Guess what folks? Ed Hardy makes most of their clothes in "PRC!" Now most idiots buying Ed Hardy probably don't know what "PRC" stands for - People's Republic of China. Their tees are made in the USA, but I doubt they'd be that way for very long. That means they're just a marketing machine for overpriced clothes that costs peanuts to make, takes 3 mts of lead time to deliver, and are made in large lot sizes, so you'd likely see two gangbangers wearing the same hoodie. You'd be a moron to pay >$100 for a pair of Ed Hardy jeans that is made in China.
edit: Oh yeah, their clothing quality is the typical low-end crap you get out of China.
Marco911
09-28-2007, 11:22 AM
Originally posted by SkinnyPupp
I really feel sorry for you and marco. You guys are seriously that pathetic that you need to spend hundreds of dollars on a t-shirt to make you who you are? Sad. Just fucken sad.
:(
Then get the fuck out of the fashion forum. People who love fashion know the pleasure that looking great and having a sense of style can bring. It feels great to wear a nice light cashmere sweater, or walk around in handcrafted shoes made the traditional way. I just got a pair made by John Lobb, (www.johnlobb.com) and I have had so many compliments on them.
Marco911
09-28-2007, 11:26 AM
i swear by james pearce t-shirts. the cheapest i've ever seen them is $69 (but generally over the $120 mark), and although i know in the grand scheme of things, $70 isnt very much, i'll tell you i get cruised a lot more than when i was 18, wearing the bullshit you apparently think is good enough to get the job done.
there's an age old addage "the clothes make the man". learn it. [/B]
James Pearce makes some great T-shirts...super nice and light.
Marco911
09-28-2007, 11:36 AM
Originally posted by [ jay ]
dude how old are you? :rolleyes: ...what is the point of wearing such expensive and quality clothing?....if anything, it decreases your chances of getting laid with any women under the age of 30....what's the point if only YOU and the other dude in the bar that looks like Versace's boyfriend knows its quality? :confused:
Hahaha. Just the opposite. Most women want to date a guy who is sophisticated and knows how to dress well, rather than some guy with grease under his nails. You see, I can pull off looking good, without looking "faggy," or looking like I'm trying too hard. That's the key right there. It is also not cool to talk about your clothes, what brands you wear, etc, etc, but since this is the fashion forum, I'll make an exception. ;) It also helps that I am a good body type - 5'11", 30 inch waist and broad chest, so clothes generally look good on me.
I'm in Munich right now for Oktoberfest, and tonight I'm wearing a thin grey YSL knit sweater (no labels), my favorite Valentino Jeans, a YSL leather belt with an oversize buckle (without any label), driving shoes (The Car Shoe Prada), and a Prada reversible sports coat (again, one discreet logo on the zipper). I look and feel great! And it's time to go drinking :)
yuusha
09-28-2007, 01:01 PM
Originally posted by SkinnyPupp
I really feel sorry for you and marco. You guys are seriously that pathetic that you need to spend hundreds of dollars on a t-shirt to make you who you are? Sad. Just fucken sad.
:(
I don't think you're supposed to take the quote literally, in the sense that the money you spend on your clothing equals who you are.
When you're in clothes that fit and look great, you feel great, regardless of the dollar value associated with your clothing.
Isn't this the basis of fashion itself? Doesn't everyone want to wear good-looking clothing?
It's a shame that people mistakingly interpret buying expensive clothing as being an upper-class elitist snob, or, as you so eloquently put it, a means of determining their worth based on the dollar value of their clothes.
*Sigh*
Now we all have our tastes and spending limits. You might consider a $120 shirt to be way too much, but it's not your money, and you won't be the one wearing it, so don't go around making assumptions that he's buying such expensive clothing to make up for his shortcomings.
:(
SkinnyPupp
09-28-2007, 05:29 PM
Originally posted by Marco911
Then get the fuck out of the fashion forum. People who love fashion know the pleasure that looking great and having a sense of style can bring. It feels great to wear a nice light cashmere sweater, or walk around in handcrafted shoes made the traditional way. I just got a pair made by John Lobb, (www.johnlobb.com) and I have had so many compliments on them.
Originally posted by min.tee
I don't think you're supposed to take the quote literally, in the sense that the money you spend on your clothing equals who you are.
When you're in clothes that fit and look great, you feel great, regardless of the dollar value associated with your clothing.
Isn't this the basis of fashion itself? Doesn't everyone want to wear good-looking clothing?
It's a shame that people mistakingly interpret buying expensive clothing as being an upper-class elitist snob, or, as you so eloquently put it, a means of determining their worth based on the dollar value of their clothes.
*Sigh*
Now we all have our tastes and spending limits. You might consider a $120 shirt to be way too much, but it's not your money, and you won't be the one wearing it, so don't go around making assumptions that he's buying such expensive clothing to make up for his shortcomings.
:(
I didn't say that $120 is way too much to spend on a shirt. I have some expensive clothes myself. But I said it's pathetic that you think that clothes, or more specifically the money you spend on clothes, defines you as a person. At first I found it funny, but really it's quite sad.
SkinnyPupp
09-28-2007, 05:33 PM
As a side note, those John Lobb Monks are really nice ;)
Meowjin
09-28-2007, 08:30 PM
You would be suprised how easy it is to generalize someone wearing this type of clothing.
Also D&G jeans just suck.
Marco911
09-29-2007, 12:32 AM
Originally posted by MajinHurricane
You would be suprised how easy it is to generalize someone wearing this type of clothing.
Also D&G jeans just suck.
It's not D&G, it's Dolce&Gabanna. D&G is the lower-end line, like A/X is to Armani
the_rickster
09-29-2007, 12:54 AM
you beat me to it by about 2`1 minutes.
oh, and i must say.... vancouvers night life fucking sucks lately (namely tonight). and EVERYONE is talking about this fucking ban. and the funny thing is, i see no one with that shit on.
Meowjin
09-29-2007, 02:32 AM
ok... dolce and gabanna jeans suck.
Marco911
09-29-2007, 02:39 AM
Originally posted by MajinHurricane
ok... dolce and gabanna jeans suck.
How would you know? You can't find dolce&gabanna jeans in Vancouver. Plus its a seasonal item, their styles change every season.
Meowjin
09-29-2007, 12:15 PM
Went to the actual dolce store in las vegas. I find the cuts unflattering and uncomferatble, and the washes are ugly, and personally overpriced.
Personally I like rocks, just because they can make you look a little slimmer, the washes are great and they are comferatble. Also William Rast (jt's brand) is pretty good. Chip and pepper are on the list too just because they are affordable, made in the USA in a non sweatshop environment and make your rear look pretty good ;)
I'm with you on J.Lindeberg though. Awesome brand!
Marco911
09-29-2007, 03:49 PM
As I said, their styles change every season and the wash is different. I have a pair that is like Japanese denim in wash.
kazuki
10-01-2007, 05:13 PM
most dolce and gabanna jeans dont look that great but the nice ones are basiclly as good as it gets
kwanzor
10-04-2007, 11:40 AM
i bought lindeberg jeans @ boysco one wash and the theads were comming loose on the back pockets.. =(
i like my True religion big billy T
Marco911
10-11-2007, 11:05 AM
Originally posted by kwanzor
i bought lindeberg jeans @ boysco one wash and the theads were comming loose on the back pockets.. =(
i like my True religion big billy T
Lindeberg quality isn't great. They make most of their stuff in China. They're pretty decent in T-shirts, polo shirts or their tech material/ golf gear.
Seven Jeans are good too. But I've fallen in love with my Costume Nationale Jeans once again.
svelt
10-17-2007, 02:38 PM
diors, I say.
gotta start wearing some neighborhood japanese denim.... hahaha
Tim Budong
10-21-2007, 12:09 PM
ahahha
neighborhood ftw
i love my pair of bbc running dogs
hahah
bbc jeans are alright, but for that price theres much better shit out there
vbshawn
08-18-2009, 09:29 PM
lol you can get them cheap in some shops
SkinnyPupp
08-18-2009, 09:47 PM
lol you can get them cheap in some shops
Did you really need to bump every single fucking Ed Hardy/CA thread on this board you fucking noob? Go away!
Expresso
08-19-2009, 07:44 AM
Did you really need to bump every single fucking Ed Hardy/CA thread on this board you fucking noob? Go away!
throw some points at 'em!
staysupreme
08-19-2009, 10:32 AM
They should be banned anyway, I see them everywhere I look so the less the better.
Hit up metro and find all the LB 14yo's rocking CA and Ed Hardy my fave. it's ugly
It's not D&G, it's Dolce&Gabanna. D&G is the lower-end line, like A/X is to Armani
D&G is lower end?
I just bought a D&G shirt in hk for 1200 hkd... the materials used is pretty good
hal0g0dv2
08-21-2009, 09:50 PM
lol you can get them cheap in some shops
holly fucking shit cocks balls
TopazX5
08-21-2009, 10:25 PM
D&G is lower end?
I just bought a D&G shirt in hk for 1200 hkd... the materials used is pretty good
yes, Dolce & Gabanna is the main line .. usually better quality and design but way more expensive
hongy
08-22-2009, 12:27 AM
They should be banned anyway, I see them everywhere I look so the less the better.
Hit up metro and find all the LB 14yo's rocking CA and Ed Hardy my fave. it's ugly
Holy fuck man, there isn't even a rule about requiring 25 posts in order to sell shit. WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING???? stop bumping old shit cause it has the words ed hardy somewhere in it. Are you in love with the brand or something??
//rant.....
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