Stand out!
Stand out!
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And then the person wearing it goes out with 4 of their mates who are all identical to them and wearing shirts from the same company.
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Self image exploitation is a cornerstone of capitalism. You're never XYZ enough no matter what, better buy!
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i don’t understand what the slam here is? i love unadorned grey t-shirts!
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It's not exactly breaking the mold...
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Cause it is so mainstream, which means they are the complete opposite of rebels who dare to be different.
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...with nothing but their logo on it. So you can be a literal walking advertisment but you paid them to do so. For a $8 shirt that sells for $35, but is $70 with their logo on it.
Nothing says, "I'm really dumb with money" more than sportswear that has no practical use beyond general clothing.
God damn, that nails it.
This isn't even a fitness brand thing. Some fashion brands have been getting crazy on this.
Case in point, Ralph Lauren Polo shirts:
The classic Polo, small logo fine:
Errr, not sure why the logo needs to be THAT big:
"DID I YOU HAPPEN TO NOTICE I WAS WEARING POLO BRAND?!?"
All of these are real shirts and not photoshop. I just screenshot these from the company website.
What if you want to have the shirt covered in logos and walk around like a mobile billboard? Tommy Hilfiger has several solutions for you!
That's egregious, wow.
https://youtu.be/LXIgLbC0eM4
Wearing t-shirts with expensive brand logos is the only way to achieve your dreams.
Bet they don't even like horses, let alone plying hockey with them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supernormal_stimulus
Uh, I'd like to counter with the people who get the fucking Monster logo painted on their cars. Like, you're that fucking proud of your energy drink of choice?
I've never seen that. But I see a lot with some massive logo decal blocking the back window on what's definitely not a company car .