Clothing brands that make you instantly judge people

[Naisy'sCharitableLeanings]

I instantly equate anyone I see wearing this label with pain, loss, despair, disappointment and casual bumming.

 

[Kurt.]

That hoodrich garbage from JD… for young drug runners all over the uk.

Moncler…. I only say this as I bought myself a Gilet as a gift but it cost me a few quid so I’m afraid to wear it anywhere

 

[Littlesue]

More items of certain clothing I hate than Designers as I know nothing of designers and whose who. I hate leggins, ripped jeans and those cut out tops/dresses. Also square toe sandals

 

[magicjuan]

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Lonsdale, the brand of the wrongun.

Universally worn by smack heads, men on registers and the citizens of Birkenhead.

And stormtroopers from the darkside by the looks of those

 

[magicjuan]

I dislike clothing with writing or branding on it as a matter of principle. We are submitting to being human billboards and it lessens us. What's more we've paid these mega companies to actually do it like utter mugs.

The only exception I make to this is that I do like Adidas gear - the classic stuff - simple 3 stripes. I like the aesthetic.

So when I see someone with branded clothing all I can judge is that they personally really like the aesthetic or they're unthinking mugs with little imagination or individuality. To be fair, clothing alone isn't enough to go on to make that judgement. You'd have to talk to them - and that is the very last thing I'd want to do in case their thoughts in the matter rot my brain.

(I distrust any male over the age of 12 that wears a baseball cap backwards)

You're Pete Doherty and I claim my kit kat wrapper and bag of rocks

 

[TN Toffee]

Stone Island
CP Company
Balenciaga


Balenciaga is probably the worst tbh. Designs are jarg and yet people decide to spend upwards of a grand on it

I do have some Stone Island stuff, but just so people know I’m able to handle myself and will kick their head in.

I’m partially convinced that Balenciaga is nothing more than elaborate troll job to see the most ridiculous article of clothing rich people will pay the most money for. I’ll submit these £500 abominations that I saw in one of their London storefronts a couple years ago as Exhibit A for my theory.

 

[Tigger]

Middle aged fat da's looking like a teenage skateboarder with their Vans gear on, chequed shirt, baggy jeans, cap backwards and big beard to cover their 3 chins. Scruffy tits.

 

[Kurt.]

Middle aged fat da's looking like a teenage skateboarder with their Vans gear on, chequed shirt, baggy jeans, cap backwards and big beard to cover their 3 chins. Scruffy tits.

If only @ijjysmith were amongst us still….. or is he ??? Mwahahahaha

 

[Jimishorts]

I own several pairs of New Balance

 

[Alan Whittle]

You’ve either got or you haven’t got;
STYLE!

 

[Charro]

What’s wrong with new balance?

 

[chrismpw]

You're Pete Doherty and I claim my kit kat wrapper and bag of rocks

Do
Not
Understand.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

I used to wear baggy Mish Mash jeans (with a massive metal tag on the back) with a plaid sonetti shirt. Looked amazing with my undercut.

 

[Runub]

What’s wrong with new balance?

Association with the RS I guess. Rather like I would never drink Carlsberg, own a Candy fridge or paint my house with Crown paint

 

[magicjuan]

Do
Not
Understand.

It's a famous line (or possibly not) attributed to the addled addict about the sight of an Englishman wearing a baseball cap.

There are fewer more distressing sights than that of an Englishman in a baseball cap Yeah, we'll die in the class we were born That's a class of our own, my love”

Wouldn't mind but I can't stand him or his music, it's just something that's stuck in my head