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We'll agree to disagree, but you have to agree that all notable brands mark up their prices because of the name that is embroidered on the product, no?
Supreme X Lady Gaga X Terry Richardson
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We'll agree to disagree, but you have to agree that all notable brands mark up their prices because of the name that is embroidered on the product, no?
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Originally Posted by moneymike88
this is pretty impressive, now i ain't one to knock anyone's hustle..roll tide, but as far as making a campaign to appeal to folks like me? they gonna have to
try harder then that...but then again they dont need people like me...they got plenty of guys like kampout kid waiting in their cars for a few nights to make sure
their lights stay on.
They lived close to da heightz right? I just blew your mind.
You're posting pictures of celebrities in Supreme like they weren't part of a Supreme campaign (i.e. got that stuff they're wearing for free) or like they didn't simply pay resell prices because they wouldn't be caught dead in it if they actually had to wait in a line for it.
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Originally Posted by moneymike88
this is pretty impressive, now i ain't one to knock anyone's hustle..roll tide, but as far as making a campaign to appeal to folks like me? they gonna have to
try harder then that...but then again they dont need people like me...they got plenty of guys like kampout kid waiting in their cars for a few nights to make sure
their lights stay on.
They lived close to da heightz right? I just blew your mind.
You're posting pictures of celebrities in Supreme like they weren't part of a Supreme campaign (i.e. got that stuff they're wearing for free) or like they didn't simply pay resell prices because they wouldn't be caught dead in it if they actually had to wait in a line for it.
adiosburritos
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all brands markup their stuff, but there is a huge difference between the price you would pay for a Nike or Adidas shirt and a supreme shirt
adiosburritos
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all brands markup their stuff, but there is a huge difference between the price you would pay for a Nike or Adidas shirt and a supreme shirt
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Unless you're dirt poor, $8 isn't a "huge" difference when buying a t-shirt. And as I've said before the most expensive supreme tee retails for $38...You must be rockin hanes tagless tees and polo undershirts all day
Seriously?
Why the %!%# would a celebrity wait in a line
Seriously?
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Unless you're dirt poor, $8 isn't a "huge" difference when buying a t-shirt. And as I've said before the most expensive supreme tee retails for $38...You must be rockin hanes tagless tees and polo undershirts all day
Seriously?
Why the %!%# would a celebrity wait in a line
Seriously?
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I remember trying to talk a dude out of buying a simple box logo sweater that was like 160 bucks I think...so ridiculous
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I remember trying to talk a dude out of buying a simple box logo sweater that was like 160 bucks I think...so ridiculous
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Most streetwear brands t shrts are 20-30. supreme is nowhere different. BTW most people I know dont even mess with their shirts. just outerwear/pants/denim and hats
How you gonna hate on a brand you know nothing about? Supreme/Stussy/Freshjive basically invented streetwear.
And supreme is farrrrr from expensive. Ive seen dudes dropp 300 on a shirt. So shut up and stop before you make a bigger fool of yourself
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nope i dont agree, your BRAND is something people remember because of da QUALITY you make your items, not da other way around.
new era could sell this blank hat, with da new era logo blocked out or tonal colored and release em and people would STILL buy em, because people are fans
of da way New era makes their fitteds..i remember when new era HAD NO logos...people graviated towards them because of a quality product..a brand name helps
consumers find you. thats da way it works. when you develop a reputation people BUY your brand because they remember da reputation, once it becomes more well known
people who aren't in da know (da sheep) who just wanna be down with whats poppin cop da brand regardless of its quality
who do you think New era X supreme collab benefits supreme or New era? here's a hint....New era isn't losing sleep over making a Niketalk fitted or not.
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Most streetwear brands t shrts are 20-30. supreme is nowhere different. BTW most people I know dont even mess with their shirts. just outerwear/pants/denim and hats
How you gonna hate on a brand you know nothing about? Supreme/Stussy/Freshjive basically invented streetwear.
And supreme is farrrrr from expensive. Ive seen dudes dropp 300 on a shirt. So shut up and stop before you make a bigger fool of yourself
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nope i dont agree, your BRAND is something people remember because of da QUALITY you make your items, not da other way around.
new era could sell this blank hat, with da new era logo blocked out or tonal colored and release em and people would STILL buy em, because people are fans
of da way New era makes their fitteds..i remember when new era HAD NO logos...people graviated towards them because of a quality product..a brand name helps
consumers find you. thats da way it works. when you develop a reputation people BUY your brand because they remember da reputation, once it becomes more well known
people who aren't in da know (da sheep) who just wanna be down with whats poppin cop da brand regardless of its quality
who do you think New era X supreme collab benefits supreme or New era? here's a hint....New era isn't losing sleep over making a Niketalk fitted or not.
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Exactly. They wouldn't. Point is regardless of whether Diddy, Dipset, or Justin Bieber are wearing Supreme, it has nothing to do with your disposable income because obviously it's almost nonexistent if you're flipping Supreme clothes to pay bills.Originally Posted by moneymike88
Why the $@#! would a celebrity wait in a line
Seriously?
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Exactly. They wouldn't. Point is regardless of whether Diddy, Dipset, or Justin Bieber are wearing Supreme, it has nothing to do with your disposable income because obviously it's almost nonexistent if you're flipping Supreme clothes to pay bills.Originally Posted by moneymike88
Why the $@#! would a celebrity wait in a line
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I flip Supreme clothes because I like money. I also don't know what billS you're #+#%%* talking about
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I flip Supreme clothes because I like money. I also don't know what billS you're #+#%%* talking about
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moneymike88 wrote:
LongRange3Ball wrote:
the generation before them (their parents) should have enough for them to mooch off... but the majority will indeed just pick up lower end jobs and go from there.
Mom's a nurse and dad is an architect and civil engineer. I'm good
SHUT UP MOOCH. STAND ON YOUR OWN TWO FEET BEFORE TALKING MESS.
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moneymike88 wrote:
LongRange3Ball wrote:
the generation before them (their parents) should have enough for them to mooch off... but the majority will indeed just pick up lower end jobs and go from there.
Mom's a nurse and dad is an architect and civil engineer. I'm good
SHUT UP MOOCH. STAND ON YOUR OWN TWO FEET BEFORE TALKING MESS.
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^ Mad, you are.
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^ Mad, you are.
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^Proud of your existence for no apparent reason, you are.
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^Proud of your existence for no apparent reason, you are.
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Obviously
