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Coffeegroove
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Nov 9, 2017
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consolation
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Nov 9, 2017
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CoffeegrooveThat's only true if you care about the branding, rather than the quality of the product. IF it bugs you this much, cut off the leather tag...
BrainFlush
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Nov 11, 2017
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CoffeegrooveYou hate MassDrop that much yet you're on their site. Ok. Sounds cool.
archonoff
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Nov 16, 2017
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CoffeegrooveMaybe I don't understand this universe. But the label would be under a belt, no one will see it.
BrainFlush
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Nov 16, 2017
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archonoffThese pairs let you put your belt under the label. Which I personally love. I actually show off the label to people and they love it.
BlueCrowned
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Nov 16, 2017
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CoffeegrooveYou know that these are legit N&F as well yeah?
archonoff
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Nov 16, 2017
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BrainFlushThat's very interesting opinion, because in my culture (or more precisely, in my environment) such appearance will be percieved as a huge style mistake. It will be like wearing socks and sandals together. You should be very well acquainted with fashion (and have corresponding reputation) to do this way.
Coffeegroove
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Nov 16, 2017
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BlueCrownedWould you buy Goodwill branded clothing?
they maybe n&f but it’s still stamped massdrop. Just as expensive as legit n&f but kind of says thrifted.
they maybe n&f but it’s still stamped massdrop. Just as expensive as legit n&f but kind of says thrifted.
BlueCrowned
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Nov 16, 2017
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Coffeegroovegoodwill is used clothing. this is brand new. no comparison.
consolation
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Nov 17, 2017
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CoffeegrooveIf, for some reason, Goodwill suddenly decided to make hand sawn, Japanese denim, clothing; sure, why not? Tbh, it'd be quite cool; in an anti-fashion way. Generally speaking, plastering labels all over your clothing is a bad move; it shows that you lack understanding of why certain items go together, and are just trying to brand yourself, hoping that some of the brand's characteristics rub off on you. It makes you look insecure... rule of thumb, the less branding, the better.
consolation
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Nov 17, 2017
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BrainFlushWhen "the people" exclaim "wow BrainFlush, you thread the belt under the label!" They don't mean it the way you think they do... It's like when they say "Bless you BrainFlush, you tuck your shirt in your underpants!" They mean they will love you despite, not because, your crimes against humanity...
BrainFlush
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Nov 18, 2017
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consolationI did literally mean I show the label off. :D
And by label I mean image which includes the fact I got them from MassDrop. I always mention MassDrop to people I know or meet. ;)
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Massdrop isn't Supreme. No matter where you wear these jeans, people will know it for the discounted stuff it is. Save yourself your money and actually buy a legit N&F when they go on sale.... which is actually more often than you think (i've scored many for $80)
I'd consider $20 max for this branded garbage (sorry for the words, but that is the best description). Because the Massdrop branding actually takes a lot away. If massdrop wants to increase their awareness, it shouldn't be through plastering their name across your jeans.
If you are really in a hurry, a lot of brands are selling cheap and stylish selvedge including H&M Edition, and Uniqlo. Right off the shelf all WITHOUT THEIR VERY OWN BRANDING (huh? you say?)