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Totally Unnacceptable Brands
- Thread starter Terry The Law Abider
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Wearing a brand label on the outside or having a name or a logo on your clothes/shoes should really take away your rights to mock other people doing the same in what YOU consider to be be inferior brands. It's either naff to wear or it's not naff to wear clothes like that...but carry on
so none of this then
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Taybha
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Gio Goi wtf is that
Terry The Law Abider
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Slow down Arry I haven't made any comment on what I wear...merely what I wouldn't, so back up yeah?
Buzzer
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- Oct 1, 2006
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I'd say Superdry is okay. I'd be more offended if someone paid silly money for Gant or men's Jimmy Choo shoes. I don't like All Saints, Ted Baker, don't care for Armani, Ralph Lauren, Hilfiger much either but each to their own.
I'm curious to know what Southern Sid, the OP, thinks is acceptable. Given that he revels in his no-nonsense, man on the street, voice of reason role.
I'm curious to know what Southern Sid, the OP, thinks is acceptable. Given that he revels in his no-nonsense, man on the street, voice of reason role.
Drumstick
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I find in general if a item of clothes have it's name or label all over it then it's automatically SHIT.
Example: Mckenzie or whatever its called.
Example: Mckenzie or whatever its called.
Buzzer
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I think, for the sake of completeness, that you should tell us seeing as you've set yourself up as some sort of style guru.
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f*** off? Southern Sid is back? I use to enjoy his slighly edgy posts.
Terry The Law Abider
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Not really bothered, whatever the wearer is most comfortable in.
Buzzer
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Terry the Law Abider = Southern Sid
Denver Dinosaur (or whatever) = his lackey that followed him everywhere.
I could be wrong but I don't quite see them on the cover of the next issue of GQ.
Common as Mook
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GAP is good as long as the word GAP doesnt appear on teh exterior of the clothing,
Buzzer
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That's not what you've said in your first post. You seem to have very strong opinions on what people should not wear. Are you bottling this thread now?
samtheseagull
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nike and ralph lauren are good makes, stuff like kappa, ellese and umbro are old tat
Bridcutt
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When ever people wear it all I see is VERY large letters of the front.
mune ni kamome
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I guess as I've only heard of Bench, O Neil and Superdry on that list and my labels consist of "Primark essentials" or "George" then this thread is not meant for me
Common as Mook
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They do good quality unbranded gear, so lots of people wear it without it being obviously GAP. All my jeans are GAP, for example.
Terry The Law Abider
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I'm not Sid you loons!
middletoenail
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Firetrap, that is a naff brand.
JJB
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Ralph Lauren is far too common.