aeropostle opposed to other clothes

[111122223138]

why is it that people that wear aeropostle think they're better than the people wearing a shirt from sears or something?

what does it matter?
it keeps his manly tits under wraps, so don't pick on him

wooly sheep fur is wooly sheep fur...
no matter if it's woven into "AE"..or "sears" ( <3 ) ...

and im using a walmart commercial to back me up...
" does he enjoy it less just because it costs less? NO "

/rant

[CapnCrunchDaPimp]

People are obsessed with clothes, and will pay obscene amounts of cash for basically the same shirt, only with a brand name plastered on it "fashionably". The clothes you wear don't make you you. That's what jocks and bros fail to understand, they are too caught up in trying to fit in to their stupid group to think with an open mind or care.

[Arcbound22]

i believe its because they can afford it......

[akmeteor]

At 1/3/10 02:54 PM, CapnCrunchDaPimp wrote: People are obsessed with clothes, and will pay obscene amounts of cash for basically the same shirt, only with a brand name plastered on it "fashionably". The clothes you wear don't make you you. That's what jocks and bros fail to understand, they are too caught up in trying to fit in to their stupid group to think with an open mind or care.

The only people worse than the ones you described are the ones who don't try to look decent at all.

The ones who wear band T-Shirts EVERYDAY, or some shirt with holes everywhere.

Oh yeah, wrestling shirts are another one.

[Tribal]

Meh, I'm sure it's just the people and their personality.
I'm sure a fad doesn't make sure people can only be a part of it when they hate other people's clothing styles, right?

[TheJamoke]

Why is it that people believe the clothes a person wears automatically dictates that they have a narcissistic personality coupled with superiority complex?

Do they actually believe that casting these accusations makes them any less guilty of douchebaggery than the very people they attempt to ridicule?

You'd have to be in the deep end of the low self esteem pool to find a need to pine over status symbols that were on sale for $24.99 because I mean, that's back-of-the-bus shit.

/blerg

[CapnCrunchDaPimp]

At 1/3/10 02:59 PM, akmeteor wrote: The only people worse than the ones you described are the ones who don't try to look decent at all.

The ones who wear band T-Shirts EVERYDAY, or some shirt with holes everywhere.

Oh yeah, wrestling shirts are another one.

You mean like Tapout shirts? God, I hate those pricks. Or the dudes that wear greasy wifebeaters and stained hoodies everyday? I know a kid that has greasy long hair, and only wears black metalcore band t-shirts. What a douche.

[OneWhoListens]

Some people buy clothes because they look good. Some people buy clothes cuz they want to show off.

And some people shop at walmart.

[Acid-Paradox]

At 1/3/10 02:51 PM, 111122223138 wrote: why is it that people that wear aeropostle think they're better than the people wearing a shirt from sears or something?
and im using a walmart commercial to back me up...
" does he enjoy it less just because it costs less? NO "

/rant

i Personally hate the guys that are like : " Dood you can only hang with us if you only buy Aeropostale\Hollister (they're the same Sh$T) . I have never bought those type of clothes (and i will never do it), But why Some f#cked up pants have to be so Expensive, I know that it is a great marketing strategy:

To Convise people to think that The most expensive Clothes, the better Quality of work

I mean What they were thinking??

So that means that if i buy cheap clothes that means that i would be out of society?
Oh oh i know what
That means that we need to be separated in "groups" just because someone thinks that he is superior just by the way he looks?

ok i need to stop now..... :)

Walmart Clothes FTW!!!

haha jk

[Jerkapotamus]

Us Hollister patrons look down on the Aeropostale serfs.

[111122223138]

At 1/3/10 03:04 PM, Jamoke wrote:

/blerg

if i didn't know any better...
i'd say you're just trollin' on me

[Valjylmyr]

At 1/3/10 02:59 PM, akmeteor wrote: The ones who wear band T-Shirts EVERYDAY,

How are band shirts indecent? I'll have you know that my Ministry of Saints shirt is beautifully created in every way. Epic link.

[Gobblemeister]

I just match what is laying in the pile of clean clothes on my floor

[MetallixTheKnight]

At 1/3/10 02:59 PM, akmeteor wrote: The only people worse than the ones you described are the ones who wear band T-Shirts EVERYDAY.

Hey, don't diss my taste in clothes! What the hell else would I wear?!

[bman200]

I'm wearing an Aeropostale shirt and necklace right now. I don't feel superior. Heck, almost all my clothes are from Aero. That and some Hollister, Old Navy, Wal-mart, etc. I like the Hollister and Aeropostale shirts better, though.

[ArbitraryAbsurdity]

I just don't understand why someone would PAY a company to be thier walking billboard.

I am just the opposite, if clothes have any sort of visible branding I hate wearing it

ross ftw

[Excursius]

all clothes brands suck. except nike.

[steph2568]

I have two shirts from there I never wear now.
Besides, I'm not that into brand name clothing.

Unless it's from Marc Ecko <3

[Sneak-a-Toke]

At 1/3/10 07:05 PM, ArbitraryAbsurdity wrote: I just don't understand why someone would PAY a company to be thier walking billboard.

Some brands are very high end, and when you live in a rich area, or are attending some fancy occation, you want to wear something that shows your stature. Wearing a Gucci fur coat to some fancy opera is an example.

As for everyday clothing, prices vary very little, so wether you're wearing a Nike, Billabong or AE shirt, it really doesn't matter.

[Raab]

My analysis and hypothesis:

Aeropostle, Abercrombie, and Hollister are all shit clothing lines, but its the symbol that the children are wearing.

Buying a pair of brand new jeans from WAL-MART is logically the correct choice.... but you get 0.000mg of pussy that way.

You need that fucking torn to shit/stained pair from Hollister to get into any young chick's pants.
Why?
It shows your opulence.
The young bitches who are dumber than dirt look for little boys with money....
"If he can afford to spend $100 on a ripped shirt, he'll probably buy me some useless shit, too"

As the boy becomes a man, he realizes that in order to have a nice desk job he's going to have to stop wearing retarded ripped shit and buy some designer and/or dress clothes. He will also understand what a golddigger is.

It's a phase that everyone should grow out of (unless they are retarded)

I've got a friend who wears that shit still.... he's 23.... and guess what kind of chicks he goes out with..... fucking 16-17 yr old high-school bitches..... LOL

Don't get me wrong, now.... Buy faggy clothes and get hot bitches when you are 15-18
but Please fuckin' stop when you turn 21.... (unless of course, you are a pedophile)

[Reincarnate]

hey. Nothing wrong with a few holes. so long as everything important is covered it's fine. And if I really like the shirt , I can wear a long sleeved shirt under it to keep everything covered. So long as I'm comfortable in the clothes I wear I don't care what people think of me.

[111122223138]

At 1/3/10 07:39 PM, Grundor wrote: Aeropostale is exactly the same as everything else.

exactly

[111122223138]

bump?

[DP]

People who think they are better than you because they wear more expenses clothes than you are dumb. Its really the other way around, by saving money and getting clothes at k-mart they can spend money on the essentials.

[BetaOrionis]

Aeropostle is down near the bottom of the clothing hierarchy:

(designer things no one can fucking afford, but doesn't go on runways)
(small designer, high-quality clothing brands)
Guess, and other stuff like that
H & M, and other almost-fashionable stuff
Abercrombie & Fitch, and other mid-quality shit that tries to be preppy and laid-back
Nike, and other performance-oriented wear
Hollister, and other shit that tries to be Abercrombie
Gap, and other bland-looking shit
Aeropostle, and other bland shit that tries to be Hollister
(promotional clothing from bars, etc)
Old Navy, and other bland stuff with price as it's selling point
(plain white or black t-shirt that fits well)
(cheap, no name clothing)
(promotional clothing for non-garment corporations)