How many of you are willing to wear logos on your clothes? Like, Old Navy or Roxy or whatever, if its written across the ass or chest or wherever, would you wear it out? I know there are reasons for those who do and those who don't, so click your choice! *I have no life and am bored, so want to know this. It got me wondering because my aunt gave me a blue Old Navy shirt for Christmas, and I feel sort of bad because I don't want to wear it (not advertising for corporations by wearing a big brand name across my chest). Its okay, she gave me other gorgeous clothes too, but that was the main reason it made me think of this.
i have like one shirt that has a brand name written on the front. i don't like wearing it, i feel like i'm a slave to the corporation, and the logo is saying "i own you". so i try to just wear white tees and shirts with pictures (skylines, people, etc...).
I don't normally like the brandname style..but if I like the shirt...then yeah...the likelyhood of me actually liking the shirt enough to buy it though is slim to none in most cases
lol its okay you tried...and you know old navy is owned by the gap right? a terribe company to advertise. anyways no i don't wear logo clothing. actually im wearing a shirt made in hawaii by an indepent distrubutor who is a poet singer/songwritter and artist who prints his own shirts. you won't find anybody else wearing this shirt, so booya for me!
Oooh! I pretty much never ever wear brand names (on purpose). I got a Roxy shirt from the same aunt last year, and wore it twice at the most. Most of my tops are either from thrift stores (no one else'll have the same one!), garage sales, gifts, or homemade. I also have 3 or 4 that I bought plain and tiedyed them. I love clothes, but I just feel...wrong...wearing names on them. Unless they're of a local band or a funny and clever phrase ("I'm not a lesbian, my girlfriend is"), none of my shirts have words on them...
I have one shirt that has a brand name on it... an adidas shirt that I got for like... $4.00. I was at the beach and my clothes were all wet. My parents kept throwing me in the pool.
Shirts with words on them bother me...except the "Photographers do it in the darkroom" one. Now that's classy.
my parents bought me a polo and nautica shirt for x mas. im gonna feel liek a goof troup wearin that stuff around. but they thoguht of me and spent the money the least i can do is wear it with a msile on my face.
Does Holden Racing Team count as a logo? I'm just showing my support for them I mean its not like you can go out & buy a Holden V8 Supercar at $600,000 unless you have shitloads of money lol
I don't do that though... lmao, the day I first bought a Martin, I went onto their site and bought like... two shirts and a hat. I do wear guitar logos... but I actually play the guitars... and I like their guitars, but I'd never endorse a company for the money.
FUCK THAT. i have never understood it why people pay 40$ for a shirt just because it says 'billabong'. i wonder how many people that wear those surf brands actually surf. this goes for those skateboarding brands too. if they dont, then its a big fat waste of money. my body isnt a fucking BILLBOARD!!! if any of my clothes do happen to come with labels on them, i tear them off.
see. i understand why people do this. its when they just do it because its 'cool' is when it gets on my nerves.
I don't mind having the name on my chest so long as I like the brand. Like Jnco and Shady are fine w/ me, but mainly I wear white tee's; theyre cheap and easy to clean
i have no problem with doing it, im just very picky about what my shirts look like and usually the shirts that are like that are sewn in a way that dont look good on me (i pay way too much attention )
i refuse to wear brand names on my chest and have refused to such for a long time. even my mother has come to terms with this and if she ever buys me clothes (christmas, borthday, whatever) she respects this.