I ask because everyone seems to these days. Everywhere I go it seems to be the only 'label' out there these days. That and Abercrombie.
Do you own a piece of 'SuperDry' clothing?
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Originally Posted by diary_room:
“I ask because everyone seems to these days. Everywhere I go it seems to be the only 'label' out there these days. That and Abercrombie.”
“I ask because everyone seems to these days. Everywhere I go it seems to be the only 'label' out there these days. That and Abercrombie.”
Hollister seems pretty popular too.
Originally Posted by Star_Bright:
“Abercrombie was cool before they came over here. Hollister too. Oh well.”
“Abercrombie was cool before they came over here. Hollister too. Oh well.”
A&F only has one store over here, what difference has that made?
Bought a couple of T's and a pair of Jeans from a shop called "Cult" a couple of years ago.. will have to dig them out if they are "in fashion" now..
Originally Posted by Canard's Back:
“Bought a couple of T's and a pair of Jeans from a shop called "Cult" a couple of years ago.. will have to dig them out if they are "in fashion" now..
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“Bought a couple of T's and a pair of Jeans from a shop called "Cult" a couple of years ago.. will have to dig them out if they are "in fashion" now..
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http://www.cult.co.uk/men
Originally Posted by Canard's Back:
“Bought a couple of T's and a pair of Jeans from a shop called "Cult" a couple of years ago.. will have to dig them out if they are "in fashion" now..
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“Bought a couple of T's and a pair of Jeans from a shop called "Cult" a couple of years ago.. will have to dig them out if they are "in fashion" now..
”
Cult may as well rebrand to Superdry now, that's all they seem to sell.
Originally Posted by Paparazzo:
“Nope but my best friend has everything SuperDry.”
“Nope but my best friend has everything SuperDry.”
A mate of mine looks like Superdry has literally thrown up on him. The quality of their clothes are good, I'll give them that.
That's the chaps ardwark.. they have a store here in Edinburgh.. BTW I just found a black "superdry" hoodie in my wardrobe that I have only worn once or twice....
I haven't been in the store recently Tom, but you are right, I do remember that that brand was all they seem to stock!!
I haven't been in the store recently Tom, but you are right, I do remember that that brand was all they seem to stock!!
Originally Posted by Star_Bright:
“Abercrombie was cool before they came over here. Hollister too. Oh well.”
“Abercrombie was cool before they came over here. Hollister too. Oh well.”
Kind of sums up why the concept of 'cool' repels me.
Originally Posted by rosemary:
“When one opened in a shopping centre near us, I thought it was a dry cleaners
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“When one opened in a shopping centre near us, I thought it was a dry cleaners
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It sounds like some sort of incontinence garment.
Originally Posted by Star_Bright:
“Abercrombie was cool before they came over here. Hollister too. Oh well.”
“Abercrombie was cool before they came over here. Hollister too. Oh well.”
Kind of sums up why the concept of 'cool' repels me.
All my mates have superdry but I don't. Don't see the point in buying a jacket that costs £80 just because it says "superdry".
I own a checked shirt. The name has been around for a while. The label you should be interested in is true religion.
Originally Posted by rosemary:
“When one opened in a shopping centre near us, I thought it was a dry cleaners”
“When one opened in a shopping centre near us, I thought it was a dry cleaners
”
Me to...
I own nothing from any of the brands mentioned. Power to the people.
I do not own and cannot see the point of owning any clothes which have brand names written all over them.
I don't, and wouldn't be caught dead wearing anything with such a ridiculous name. What exactly is it meant to mean, that they don't get wet? Or are they trying to use 'dry' as a word in the same way 'sick' now means good? Or is it just a silly name someone pulled out their backside..
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