Aside from the .0001% of humans that use Supreme-brand crowbars, bolt cutters, Kermit figurines and flood lights as everyday household items, the majority of accessory collectors are using them as display pieces. In that case, the more f'ed up the item, the more of a conversation piece it is. It's what made the brick such a sneaky success. You walk into a person's house and on their mantle next to their trophies, hand-drawn pictures from their children, and college diplomas...there's a mother ****ing BRICK. You know immediately which item is the visitor going to take interest in and want to learn more about.
Same reason people were willing to pay $30 for a brick.
You can always send them an email. I had the same problem and they responded to my email within a decent time frame.
What email did you use?
I just replied to my shipping confirm email. It is the same email as their CS.
U cut off the sleeves or he did
Thanks!
So only the plain printed tees are affected by the size change? The Pique Tees are still the normal sizing? Just checking because looking at their size chart the size Medium still looks pretty loose. I believe Nas tee was 22 for the chest for size Medium.
It does look a bit wider than previous versions (this is from 2015), although I still wouldn't size down.
Small Box Pique Tee [2015] 2017
body length [29 1/4] 28 3/4
chest width [21 1/4] 21 3/4
sleeve length [17 3/4] 18 1/4
I said if he can get me something I'd give it to him. He was a man of his word
