On 10.01.07, In Men Fashion, by The Budget Fashionista
I don’t think we (the shoppers of the world) should have to pay for a T-shirt with a store/company/brand’s name on it. Period. Why should I have to pay to essentially advertise and promote your brand? I’m not just talking about those annoying Old Navy logo t-shirt, but also shirts from places like the Hard Rock Cafe. I know labels can indicate status, but exactly what status does wearing an Old Navy shirt convey? I shop at the mall? The retailers should give them out for free, like the credit card companies did back in college.
So what do you think?
The opinions expressed by The Budget Fashionista are not necessarily the opinion expressed by the writers of See Jack Shop. Although, we’re afraid to disagree with her.
2 Responses
I don’t mind band shirts, or even shirts for products and companies that I want to support. I draw the line at store logos (like old navy mentioned above) and clothing brand logos. Go to Macy’s and check out their extensive line of DKNY Jeans branded t-shirts and hoodies. You know, in case you want to broadcast to the world “Hey look, I might also be wearing DKNY Jeans.”
I’m just surprised to see that old navy is now making clothing without an american flag stitched to the front.