Clothing labels that irritate you

[spec]

G-STAR RAW. Dunno if its because everyone in the town i live in insists on wearing it and its the sheep mentality association that makes me hate it, or that it implies the word 'gangster' thereby making any lameo wearing it think they're being 'hip', edgy and like a 'gangsta' themselves. I dunno... some of the stuff doesn't look too bad design-wise, but i just find it irritating.

[Joe Neglia]

the labels on the back of the shirt's neck. Hate those things. Irritating little pieces of nothing.

[Johnny B. Decent]

Dec 23, 2008 1:35:22 GMT -5 Joe Neglia said:

the labels on the back of the shirt's neck. Hate those things. Irritating little pieces of nothing.

I can relate.

[The Line]

I was thinking that it would be about tags that scratch your neck.

But the first batch of Affliction shirts were ok, but since then they've gotten over the top IMO

[spec]

Dec 23, 2008 1:35:43 GMT -5 Johnny B. Decent said:

Dec 23, 2008 1:35:22 GMT -5 Joe Neglia said:

the labels on the back of the shirt's neck. Hate those things. Irritating little pieces of nothing.

I can relate.

They do at least have those useful washing tips on them. Although some of the symbols puzzle me... there's a washing machine, a tumble-dryer, a err... triangle, an iron, and sometimes other mysterious hieroglyphs...

[Alucard]

Most of 'em.

The only "label" brands I don't mind wearing are Volcom and Element. Not because of the name or the affiliation, just because I usually like most of their clothes. I don't often buy their stuff with their name plastered on it like a billboard though, but I don't mind a little insignia or whatever.

[a1TheEnigma1a]

Fake imposter brands.

[humanoid]

I don't like the scratchy ones on my nipples.

[Brandon Walsh is Insane.]

Dec 23, 2008 3:09:25 GMT -5 humanoid said:

I don't like the scratchy ones on my nipples.

Neither do I;

They scratch my cheeks.

[The Tank]

Joke answer: The ones that are sewn into the shirt. Sometimes, it's a little hard to tell which way the shirt is supposed to be put on.

Real answer: WWE Authentic Wear. Man, that tag just infuriates me.

[Bo Rida]

Nike, every time I see them I think of the kid on GTA 3 saying "I made a dollar".

I have no idea why this made me turn on Nike and not all my other sweatshop clothing.

[ratedXsuperstar]

Baby Phat. f*** you.

[The Lach is very tired]

Dec 23, 2008 1:35:22 GMT -5 Joe Neglia said:

the labels on the back of the shirt's neck. Hate those things. Irritating little pieces of nothing.

yep

[Sickfit, King Of The Fits]

I concur about the tags sewn into the shirt. But would you rather have a scratchy tag all the time or a tag sewn in shirt? The answer is rip out the scratchy tag, that a way, you can feel comfortable and still tell which way the shirt goes because of the ripped off part of the tag.

[Baixo Astral]

Nothing. I don't like it, I won't wear it.

[Ryback on a Pole!]

Affliction because as awesome as Affliction shirts look they're all ridiculously overpriced so I'll never be able to afford them

All fashion labels annoy me really because most of them are imo hidious looking, stuff that if it wasn't for some reason considered cool they wouldn't be caught dead in. If you don't like it why wear it just because its become the in thing?

[Evilution E5150]

ed hardy shit, walk through the city in melbourne and every 2nd person has matt and jeff's dads shirts on

[jamofpearls]

Gonna go with anything Tommy Hilfiger from the late 90s-00s Everything was just horrible, and had his name all over the place.

[default]

Dec 23, 2008 10:15:08 GMT -5 jamofpearls said:

Gonna go with anything Tommy Hilfiger from the late 90s-00s Everything was just horrible, and had his name all over the place.

I got a pair of TH Jeans. It had a built in belt that turned out to be annoying as crap (the metal belt piece kept falling off in the wash and then later when I'd go to take a squirt or whatever. I finally just X-acto'd the threads holding the belt in out and wear my normal belt now.

I'd be more angry, but eh... I bought them for $3 at the Salvation Army. That's the best part of wearing 29x30's... most teenage dues wear them for like 6 months to a year and outgrow them... I've been wearing them steadily for a decade now.

[KLRA]

Dec 23, 2008 10:31:37 GMT -5 default said:

Dec 23, 2008 10:15:08 GMT -5 jamofpearls said:

Gonna go with anything Tommy Hilfiger from the late 90s-00s Everything was just horrible, and had his name all over the place.

I got a pair of TH Jeans. It had a built in belt that turned out to be annoying as crap (the metal belt piece kept falling off in the wash and then later when I'd go to take a squirt or whatever. I finally just X-acto'd the threads holding the belt in out and wear my normal belt now.

I'd be more angry, but eh... I bought them for $3 at the Salvation Army. That's the best part of wearing 29x30's... most teenage dues wear them for like 6 months to a year and outgrow them... I've been wearing them steadily for a decade now.

I love having a small waist. It makes every minute I spend on a treadmill, every second in the gym worth it. Just because of being able to go to a thrift store and buy a pair of jeans that are normally retardedly priced, and getting them for next to nothing barely used.

I personally can't stand the "strategic ripped jeans" look that's going on in Abercrombie and American Eagle. It makes the people that wear them look like even bigger tool sheds than before.