Thread where newbs complain something is overpriced

[Gingahbman]

You mean people make things that aren't worth their asking price?

 

[Contingency Plan]

^ Ugliest ******* shoes I've ever seen in my life.

 

[fuji]

Somehow I like those blue prada highs......

 

[dinogj]

Derp $150 is too much for A.P.C. cause who spends that much on jeans when you can buy 501's STF super cheap and then replace them when they break! Derp

 

[A Fellow Linguist]

Originally Posted by amd123

I ******* kid you not, try to justify the prices for these pieces of *****...go ahead try.

Some people are willing to pay those prices. Get over it and move on.

 

[sharks9022]

 

[lawyerdad]

Where to kop?

 

[mondayc]

Originally Posted by lawyerdad

Where to kop?
It's overpriced anyways. You can get a regular swimsuit with more fabric for the same price.

 

[brad-t]

Originally Posted by amd123

I agree with you, I also think H&M, Uniqlo, Gap, Banana Republic, and APC/Nudie are reasonably priced if you're not a broke ass college student that is.

if you think h&m is still too expensive, ****.

 

[amd123]

Originally Posted by Uncontrol

if you think h&m is still too expensive, ****.

oh sorry, I meant the last too APC/Nudie.

 

[macuser3of5]

the bait was taken!

 

[Cool The Kid]

You're not paying for quality, you're paying for props.

Just kidding kinda. There is definitely a marked difference in durability between brands, but I think the high premiums come when a piece is both of high durability and also detail (cuts, stitching all that ****). Or if a piece is exotic enough in design that it warrants a price premium. There's def a time and place. I do find it goofy though when props are heaved upon a jean + tee outfit though where the brands are what people love the most.

 

[DLester]

Originally Posted by Cool The Kid

I do find it goofy though when props are heaved upon a jean + tee outfit though where the brands are what people love the most.
I don't see this happen. People judge jeans and t based on fit. When someone posts a bad Dior fit, people will say that it looks bad. And they will also call the poster an idiot for paying Dior money for a bad fit.

 

[toothsomesound]

Originally Posted by Cool The Kid

You're not paying for quality, you're paying for props.

Just kidding kinda. There is definitely a marked difference in durability between brands, but I think the high premiums come when a piece is both of high durability and also detail (cuts, stitching all that ****). Or if a piece is exotic enough in design that it warrants a price premium. There's def a time and place. I do find it goofy though when props are heaved upon a jean + tee outfit though where the brands are what people love the most.

Nope, only very specifically focused brands (outdoor, tech, sporting, maybe some workwear) give two ***** about durability. Most premium/designer stuff is very fragile.

 

[KitAkira]

Originally Posted by AndrewRyanWallace

Nope, only very specifically focused brands (outdoor, tech, sporting, maybe some workwear) give two ***** about durability. Most premium/designer stuff is very fragile.
Yay polyester!