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he's saying that all those brands have already been mentioned, and yes, they're on the list.
rach, you said HB was mentioned, and it was. i dont recall hearing your opinion it. care to share/elaborate?
If he serious thinks KC should be on the list, I'm all for reading it. But, some of us have put in too much time/effort while we should be working that it's unfair just to have some random folk coming in with fly-bys probably meant to derail or cause arguments.
just want to cover a couple welts hendrix missed,
Without taking reach, impact, and legacy into account, how else are you going to value a "brand"?
I could understand if you are trying to argue that KC does not belong to #menswear, but excluding KC just because its 'mass market' or 'low quality' just doesn't make much sense. Or maybe we should exclude all "brands" mentioned in rap videos.
let's not make this CE though.
peace, love and new socks for all (seriously the most enjoyable clothing purchase ever, don't even start talking about your $700 versace shirt, you know I'm right here).
They certainly made a lot of money and are very well known, but again I can't say why, how, or where. I honestly think of them as an expensive Men's Wearhouse, meaning mass market but for a client who is willing to spend more $$$ without really knowing much about suits. Unlike RL, I don't really get any "image" or aesthetic from HB, but again their history may be different than the post 1990's ideas I have of them.
indeed.
the standard for non-serious posts has been raised:
let's not make this CE though.
peace, love and new socks for all (seriously the most enjoyable clothing purchase ever, don't even start talking about your $700 versace shirt, you know I'm right here).
I'm being facetious, of course, but I can sniff through "didn't do his homework" pretty quick. I just wish that before posting people would read the contributions and hard work of their fellow posters. Otherwise, it's selfish and pointless and the thread DOES turn into a CE echo chamber. We (including you!) went through a few dozen really excellent discussions about what criteria to include, which addressed all of the concerns he mentioned. Why is it our responsibility to back through them and re-hash points that were already made?
And as Spoo can tell you, honey, $700 for Versace is SMALL TIMER. Unless you were in the silk shirts that were $1200 in 1989 dollars, you weren't in nuthin' (haha)
Anyway, there may be a few latecoming stragglers with some good additions from here, but I think we've got a pretty good list, some good explanation why they should be on the list... at least enough for the OP to write up a pretty good article. I, personally, have learned a lot about a lot of makers/brands I didn't really appreciate before (Brioni or Barbera, for example). Thanks for the good read and fun, fellas.
If I told you a duck could pull a truck...
Not me. Ralph fills the clothing needs I have very nicely. I don't need no Margelees or Ralf Simmons