Lemontime
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i PERSONALLY would not spend $200 on a shirt, but that's not to say it's STUPID to spend $200.
Okay should we say excessive then? Much easier.
i PERSONALLY would not spend $200 on a shirt, but that's not to say it's STUPID to spend $200.
Okay should we say excessive then? Much easier.
well, a consumer........
i think when paying $200 for a shirt the quality would be good, but what your really paying for is the brand, as its "stylish". a T-shirt is probably made somewhere in asia for around 5 dollars, but then hyped up so much as to be the "best look" or whatever, that they bullshit their way into making $200 dollars out of something thats worth less than a tenth of that. i think people get sucked in to these sorts of things and it sucks to be them....
As Arete says- paying $200 for something that probably cost far less than a quarter of that to make is insane.
No, it isn't, at all. Quality is quite obviously defined by well, quality. However, quality, in most of the instances does cost $$.
i PERSONALLY would not spend $200 on a shirt, but that's not to say it's STUPID to spend $200. If someone really has an appreciation for the way they look, fashion, and apparel in general, it is not at all stupid for them to spend $200 on a shirt. Who are you, to define when spending (X) amount of money on something you don't agree with is stupid?
You know what else is insane? People who pay $800 for a frame that costs probably $200 to make, if that. People pay so, so, SO much mark up on products day in day out, it simply is impossible to use the "well, it didn't cost them much" line. And in reality, that $200 shirt PROBABLY does cost fuck all for them to make, but at the same time would cost more than your ordinary t-shirt, generally when/if a shirt gets this high in price they are a completely custom manufactured garment. Again, i have not actually seen a shirt this expensive, nor would I spend that money (i'd spend $50-$70), but I certainly do not see it as stupid.
Are you joking, man? Is good clothing really defined by the price tag? If I see something amazing, fantastic, the best thing ever- of course I want it. But how can someone honestly justify blowing upwards of $200 on a shirt? It's a shirt, and $200 could go to something so much better. If you're honestly living so far up your own ass that you can't see the stupidity in blowing $200 on a freaking t-shirt, then I'm legitimately worried.
As Arete says- paying $200 for something that probably cost far less than a quarter of that to make is insane.
...They joys of being 24 with a disposable income.
own house, we own our cars have large investments both have well established fairly well paying jobs.