Dope Couture Summer 08

[fudgebutt]

Horrid

 

[mikej77]

Looks like crap couture to me.

 

[Spintherism]

Originally Posted by JD_May

I love how people think you can just tack "couture" on the end of anything now in an attempt to legitimize it. After "Xtreme Couture"... well.
Dope SÃ

rigraphie, perhaps?

 

[DopeCouture]

Okay wowww. First of all one of the guys that works here was trying to reach out to new forums and he probably shouldn't have posted our ......... photos to introduce our brand. Obviously it is silk screened tee shirts. I'm sorry that we couldn't automatically jump into cut and sew. Secondly, please never mention xtreme couture around me again. Also, if I truly believed that a YSL tribute tee makes us high fashion than you're right in the fact that I should be a target for your reckless hate. I was giving an example so that you could understand that our direction is different in the next line.

Most importantly if you don't like the brand then keep it to yourself. Regardless of what was posted I am not looking for you're feedback unless you are supportive.

If you are actually interested in the brand then please look at the links:
Men's Summer Lookbook: http://www.dopecouture.com/summer/lookbook.html
Blog/Store: www.dopecouture.com
Nitrolicious Feature:
http://www.nitrolicious.com/blog/200...08-collection/

 

[Fade to Black]

i am feeling both of the female models.

 

[DopeCouture]

Originally Posted by michaeljkrell

We should really make a sticky thread called "Post Your Silk-Screened T-Shirts Here"

Probably. Obviously, you are not into these types of graphic tees but I really like your jackets and that white hoody is ill.

 

[Hugo]

Originally Posted by Fade to Black

i am feeling both of the female models.

And I would like to "feel" them

 

[sho'nuff]

Can't wait to see a hickey-freeman x dope couture collaboration piece.

 

[Fade to Black]

Originally Posted by Hugo

And I would like to "feel" them

yesssssiiirrrrr

 

[hustlenflo22]

How could you only ask for positive feedback?

 

[cldpsu]

I'll post a constructive comment...

Look boss... It's real simple here. We like well crafted and well designed pieces that cater to our taste. Our taste is far from t-shirts with large, loud graphics that fit over sized.

 

[LA Guy]

Dear Dope,

I occasionally allow people to post their new lines on here as long as it is not obvious spam, and they are willing to interact with the posters and readers (and we have a lot of lurkers.) However, you know as well as I do that if you post something really out of the stuff usually on the radar here, you should expect some flack. Just be cool, and maybe you'll get some fans. Who knows, right?

Fok, Styleforum co-Administrator.

 

[DopeCouture]

I am open to constructive criticism etc, but there is obvious confusion stemming from the term "streetwear." My guy who originally posted this saw streetwear and thought that it was fitting before really looking at the other threads. The streetwear that this forum is on is a bit higher end and sophisticated. I am aware that this doesn't fit next to the paul smith thread. I'm not trying to.

With that being said our t-shirts do have loud and large graphics but they do not fit oversized. They're AA blanks.

 

[AR_Six]

and that white hoody is ill.

Oh dear. That's unfortunate. What ails it? Constructive comment: If you're having trouble understanding the mockery, look at the "What are you wearing today" thread at the top of this forum section. Note the difference between that, and pictures posted in this thread. There's really no point in getting defensive here. Last thing.

Most importantly if you don't like the brand then keep it to yourself. Regardless of what was posted I am not looking for you're feedback unless you are supportive.

1. Your is the possessive. You're is a contraction meaning "you are". I am not feedback, nor is anyone else here. Don't want to nitpick, it would just suck if you screenprinted something like that onto a set of shirts by mistake. 2. You just randomly spammed a web forum looking to promote your product. Why, in your view, does that entitle you to a moratorium on negative comments? Even the people who pay he website aren't immune from criticism. Why should you be? It's not about whether you're looking for criticism. To be honest, an opportunity to be sarcastic is really all most of us are likely to get out of threads like these when they pop up, as happens from time to time. Apparently you're not a troll, but it can be hard to tell.

 

[hustlenflo22]

That was harsh