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Is U***n O********s blowing up your style?

Max

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Neo-skater punk rock disco *** isn't marketable, so no.
 

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Originally Posted by Bona Drag
Interestingly, certain brands (espec. H&M and now Uniqlo) are able to do this without the hating that UO inevitably inspires; why is this?

The two above make such fashions affordable, whereas UO is as expensive as anyone. If anything, H&M (no real Uniqlo experience) tries to make clothes that look more expensive than they are (with suits and shirts that are supposed to look like they are from Barneys, Paul Smith, Hugo Boss, etc), while UO takes thrift-storeish looks and jacks up the prices. The latter is definitely a worse brand of posure.
 

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I pick up the occasional UO piece, they're certainly not horrible. The t-shirts are stupid, but I've found quite a few decent jackets, stocking caps, scarves, etc.
 
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i like to go into UO for an ego boost.
the people that work there are so damn nice.
and the young women employees are nice to look at.
and the patrons give me a wide berth as i sort through the merch with the air of a scavenger rifling through the pockets of war casualties, looking for small treasures.
 

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Originally Posted by Bandwagonesque
but I have never encountered such a level of artiste-elitism, and douchebaggery as I have with the UO staff.

I find the same thing with the staff at all the American Apparel stores around here.
 

Bona Drag

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Originally Posted by denimdestroyedmylife
and the young women employees are nice to look at.

I'm still not certain if the rest of your post is 100% snark, but you do have a point here.
 

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Originally Posted by denimdestroyedmylife
wow. i find AA staff very nice, too. maybe it is my positive vibrations
They think you're Sean Lennon and they're starfuckers, man.
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i went into an UO only once. the staff were nice to me, i think.

same with AA. the one time i went to a store they were alright. once my ex left the store they were much nicer actually....
 

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if only i could be in the position of UO... **** it must be amazing to have all the monies. if only there was a machine that literally turned internet message board hate into actual useful substances. the world would actually be a much better place.

its called a business, i cant theres still people bitching about the fundamental processes of a business after this many years in the USA. Just like the morons in the Nike thread.
 

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