Clothes are clothes, nothing else

[steppewar]

For a long time I have been amazed at the unwearable rubbish the fashion industry spawns out, year after year.

The sycophantic press readily laps up this garbage as if these fashion designers are producing something amazing ... Clothes?, more like the emperors new clothes, ie, making something out of nothing.

After the fashion shows, the high street clothes shops replicate this crap, albeit slightly cheaper,eg £500 for the latest designer bin bag dress. The brainwashed punter then walks into the shop, see's a £100 reduction off this latest trendy bin bag dress, pays £400 for it, and walks out of the store feeling good about themselves that they got such a bargain.

I no longer buy clothes unless I have too, they are a waste of money, unless you do not have enough to wear. The last clothing item I bought was a pair of £4 economy Tesco jeans 5 years ago, and I won't replace them until they disintigrate.

I do have a lot of clothes though, as I never bin them unless I have too. For example, I currently have 100 pairs of socks in my wardrobe, and although some of them are 20 years old they are still perfectly wearable.

[cleft_asunder]

I can't disagree with you, the whole fasion industry is... well, to be perfectly honest with you, intentionally created as another conformity tool. I mean let's be honest, why does modern fasion look good? At first, something doesn't catch on, then a little later it does. Why is that? Because collective consciousness adapts to the new trend. And you and I, we are at the whim of the collective so it's easy for us to be swayed into liking what's new and hip.

Why did I bring this up? Because the Illuminati know this, and they need to cloth the population in what I like to call peasant clothes, or prole clothes. Essentially, they are what you and I are wearing right now, or even those clothes which you pay thousands for. Peasant clothes are designed to be attractive (through mass conditioning), and specifically:

Casual but not useful.
It doesn't keep us warm, or creates the illusion of keeping us warm.
It isn't reliable. Will not last 100 years or longer.

Quality clothes such as those made out of hemp, or leather, will be very useful when the major earth changes come.

There's a lot to say on this subject but...

[majicdragon]

Simple is best when it comes to clothes. I agree steppewar; I'll tell you from now on when you post something I agree with... so you might not hear from me much, but when you do, I'll be there with you.

Cheers.

[boots]

I've watched clothes go through cycles during the years and these fashions are just rehashes of something that was designed a decade ago.

Waste of time IMO.

But if we all wore the same styles, would that not border on Mao communism?

[eyepod]

I've watched clothes go through cycles during the years and these fashions are just rehashes of something that was designed a decade ago.

Waste of time IMO.

But if we all wore the same styles, would that not border on Mao communism?

But isn't that what fashion essentialy is? It's just there are a few more Mao uniforms to choose from and they change them more frequently to keep the cash rolling in. Overpriced junk manufactured by exploited third world slaves.

It's always sad to see people who have forked out for some obvious fashion item thinking they're cool and original when they just conforming to what they're subliminially told and five minutes later you spot the next one in a slightly different version of the uniform.

[phonicboom]

I am not sure of the actual Etymology here

but is Fascism and their Fasces (the symbol of the sticks tied together to form the axe)

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/74/Fasces_lictoriae.svg/100px-Fasces_lictoriae.svg.png

something like "the many fashion the one"

well seeing the Fasces and the above explanation made me think about the Fashion Industry

and the whole industry is to make people dress the same and pay for the privilege,

so is fashion linked to fascism?

[empyblessing]

clothing optional...alright. Giggty :)

[boots]

But isn't that what fashion essentialy is? It's just there are a few more Mao uniforms to choose from and they change them more frequently to keep the cash rolling in. Overpriced junk manufactured by exploited third world slaves.

It's always sad to see people who have forked out for some obvious fashion item thinking they're cool and original when they just conforming to what they're subliminially told and five minutes later you spot the next one in a slightly different version of the uniform.

Yes eyepod. I agree that the whole fashion industry is a money making scam and at the top is the designers who are caught in a web of the illusion of the NWO appealing to vanity of the ego.

Styles are an illusion but what i was trying to get out was that color is not and practicality should be the focus.

I can tell you, that I wear stuff that gets so old that it is literally falling of me. I do like to wear some things that make a political statement, because it says something to the unawakened masses. As long as it practical.

[the itinerant shrubber]

I buy all my clothes from army surplus stores usually from the internet. You can buy a pair of regular issue dessert of leather boots virtually brand new for 20 quid and they'll last you years. Why would I want to spend over a hundred on a pair of civvy hiking boots from Millets that will fall apart after a couple of years?
Same with trousers and shirts.The MOD have the money and the resources to churn out very good quality clothes in huge quantities at a very low cost. It's a no-brainer.

[duckingdafta]

it's responsible for creating cultural division... chavs, Goths, Emo's, all created by fashion and music companies ... just like we had as kids when they tried it with mods, rock, punk, ska, ... they failed as they didn't hear the music at the time telling people anarchy in the UK and the specials and clash with a lot of fine wording in their lyrics... today it's easier as no-one can write unless they're told what to say so it fit's in with my chem romance and suicide culture or blame rap for guns and crime.
Does ANYONE actually believe that we are under the threat of terrorism attacks and the youth culture is any more dangerous than it was 20/30 year ago?... the only difference I know of is then terrorist where stereotyped as Irish.. today they are all supposedly muslim.

[astral_girl]

For a long time I have been amazed at the unwearable rubbish the fashion industry spawns out, year after year.

The sycophantic press readily laps up this garbage as if these fashion designers are producing something amazing ... Clothes?, more like the emperors new clothes, ie, making something out of nothing.

After the fashion shows, the high street clothes shops replicate this crap, albeit slightly cheaper,eg £500 for the latest designer bin bag dress. The brainwashed punter then walks into the shop, see's a £100 reduction off this latest trendy bin bag dress, pays £400 for it, and walks out of the store feeling good about themselves that they got such a bargain.

I no longer buy clothes unless I have too, they are a waste of money, unless you do not have enough to wear. The last clothing item I bought was a pair of £4 economy Tesco jeans 5 years ago, and I won't replace them until they disintigrate.

I do have a lot of clothes though, as I never bin them unless I have too. For example, I currently have 100 pairs of socks in my wardrobe, and although some of them are 20 years old they are still perfectly wearable.

totally agree
i love charity shops and primark-and only buy stuff thats wearable everday-i also wont buy my boys sports makes or any of that stuff-i cant afford anyway but i dont want them to think they need to wear a label to be ok about themselfs.

[baron von lotsov]

I like nice cloths. I prefer to find cloths made in England and will do my best to avoid Chinese shit and other stuff from despots in the Far East. I don't buy many of them; I prefer to buy something of quality that lasts. I can't stand charity shops. I will boycott them, as they are an Illuminati operation. I prefer small family owned shops to buy my cloths from. Never would I ever buy anything from Tescos though. Also most cloths are designed by faggots and I avoid these like the plague. OK well I suppose then my tastes aren't exactly cheap but this is the price you have to pay to avoid looking like either a faggot or a walking billboard.

Actually it is odd the mention of paying £500 for an item of clothing in the introduction since that was what my last coat cost, but I got it in a sale for £325. It is actually very good quality and should last years and it is made in England and sold in a small family owned shop. It's not fashionable; it's just a nicely made coat. Also wearing smart cloths around Glastonbury is the ultimate in rebellion and my rebellious streak comes into play a bit, I'll have to admit!

[baron von lotsov]

Yes and they will sell you jeans for over £100. They are made of exactly the same material as the ones you can buy for £10 and the same ones that were sold over 100 years ago to the negos on the cotton plantations in America who were basically slaves!

[phaid]

'Fashion is the rush to conform more quickly than everyone else.' - Alan Watts

'Fashion is something so ugly it has to be changed every 15 minutes...' - 'What's Going On? ' by Senser

[baron von lotsov]

Why did I bring this up? Because the Illuminati know this, and they need to cloth the population in what I like to call peasant clothes, or prole clothes...

e.g.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/somerset/content/images/2007/08/03/dancing_470x350.jpg


To go with Prole transport

http://www.bbc.co.uk/somerset/content/images/2007/08/03/bike_320x440.jpg

http://www.bbc.co.uk/somerset/content/images/2007/08/03/car_painting_470x350.jpg

A prole works

http://www.bbc.co.uk/somerset/content/images/2007/08/03/craft_320x440.jpg

http://www.bbc.co.uk/somerset/content/images/2007/08/03/pedal_power_320x440.jpg

Ritual behaviour for proles

http://www.bbc.co.uk/somerset/content/images/2007/08/03/drum_470x350.jpg

More prole attire

http://www.bbc.co.uk/somerset/content/images/2007/08/03/funny_hat_320x440.jpg

Down to business, prole brainwashing.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/somerset/content/images/2007/08/03/orange_drumming_470x350.jpg

The government's affordable housing scheme for proles.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/somerset/content/images/2007/08/03/straw_house_470x350.jpg

[allure]

I've seen tesco jeans, they sit wrong and look terrible.

I like wearing nice clothes. Not necessarily expensive, I buy second hand from charity shops from time to time and on ebay.

Most cheap clothes look cheap. For the most part good brands look much better and are built better.

You can say clothes are just for warmth and I'm conforming to the system or whatever, but I feel better about myself when I wear nice clothes. I feel more attractive. And life is all about feeling good isn't it?

Think thats a shallow trait? Its human nature to take pride in your appearance, even tribes untouched by modern society will take pride in their body paint, piercings, a particular feather they may be wearing.

Obviously there is ridiculous side to the fashion industry, but when you go to the extreme end of any creative field it gets ridiculous. Some people pay ridiculous money for what I would consider crap paintings.

You have to find a line somewhere to distinguish 'conforming' and just actually living on earth as a modern day human.

[allure]

And "baron von lotsov", you seem to have a real bad attitude towards other people.

[baron von lotsov]

And "baron von lotsov", you seem to have a real bad attitude towards other people.

How do I seem to?

[Anders Lindman]

Fashion clothes can be nice sometimes but it's silly when everybody starts buying the same type of clothes. And then when the fashion changes everybody starts dressing according to the new fashion. That's sheepleish. :D

[baron von lotsov]

Everyone wears jeans. Even women these days. I think women look awful in jeans; it makes them look common and unfeminine.

[synergy777]

i say wear what you like, have your own style. fashion is in some aspects good, eg technical or creative clothing.

baron i think women look hot in jeans, especially if they have a j-lo booty/apple bottom jeans, and jessica simpson in cut offs in dukes of hazard, lol

i like hip hop clothes, classics eg v neck merino wool sweaters/tailored shirts with cuff links, denim and old military clothes/shirts with epilettes are my fave.

[mrguitarbear]

Designer clothes are a prime example of commodity fetishism. I saw a TV programme once where a girl only wanted a designer handbag if it actually looked ' designer ' or had the name in a visible position. If it looked the same as a high-street style handbag she didn't want it , whether it was made by a designer label or not.

She wanted people to think she was superior than them or better or cooler or richer than them , just because she had a designer handbag.

[neutron flux]

Rise of the Idiots - YouTube


:D

[baron von lotsov]

Designer clothes are a prime example of commodity fetishism. I saw a TV programme once where a girl only wanted a designer handbag if it actually looked ' designer ' or had the name in a visible position. If it looked the same as a high-street style handbag she didn't want it , whether it was made by a designer label or not.

She wanted people to think she was superior than them or better or cooler or richer than them , just because she had a designer handbag.


My rule of thumb when shopping for cloths (which I really hate doing by the way) is the quality is inversely proportional to the size of the advert you are buying.

There seems to be two kinds of cloths as well. The so-called designer ones with large adverts. They tend to be made cheaply and then there are expensive cloths that are actually noticeably better. You can see by the kind of material used. For example I have these tee shirts that cost about £80 each but they are made of this super amazing fabric that never seems to fade, however many times you wash them. They can last up to 15 years! Seriously, I have one or two on test. So if you work it out you are probably getting a better deal buying quality stuff that lasts. Not only does it look better and in the long run you save money.

[thetonic]

My rule of thumb when shopping for cloths (which I really hate doing by the way) is the quality is inversely proportional to the size of the advert you are buying.

There seems to be two kinds of cloths as well. The so-called designer ones with large adverts. They tend to be made cheaply and then there are expensive cloths that are actually noticeably better. You can see by the kind of material used. For example I have these tee shirts that cost about £80 each but they are made of this super amazing fabric that never seems to fade, however many times you wash them. They can last up to 15 years! Seriously, I have one or two on test. So if you work it out you are probably getting a better deal buying quality stuff that lasts. Not only does it look better and in the long run you save money.

80 for a t shirt!!! :eek: Baron youve got some expensive taste there! Better be gold or silk lined

[ninaandnally]

The only fashion that is worth it is anything that replicates the feel of halloween. On that day of the year we actually get to act out on our individual fetishes and dress however we want to and it's socially acceptable. Imagine if that mindset lasted throughout the year...what a wonderful world that would be. So, if you see a guy walking down the street dressed like Neo from the Matrix or Donnie Darko it just might be me.

[baron von lotsov]

80 for a t shirt!!! :eek: Baron youve got some expensive taste there! Better be gold or silk lined

No, it's just a quality finely woven fabric that you don't get with cheap cloths. It seems with a lot of things these days you can either buy really dirt cheap or expensive.

I'm having the same problem with curtains. Either they cost about £50 for cheap ones or £350+ for good ones, and nothing in between. There is a world of difference between the two types of material, one is synthetic and the other one isn't. There is no point in buying the cheap ones either because they will probably be worse than the ones I have already. It's another one of those tricky decisions. I'll be kicking myself if I get the wrong colour or something. I'm sitting on the fence about it.

[tiddles]

I generally wear the latest fashions because I shop in the most exclusive clothes shops. Personally, I wouldn't dream of spending less than £200 for a shirt. It is worth every penny as it means I don't have to mix with the peasant scum that frequent your average high street store, not to mention the absolute dregs that shop in the likes of Primark.

[snoopsnuffleopagus]

I generally wear the latest fashions because I shop in the most exclusive clothes shops. Personally, I wouldn't dream of spending less than £200 for a shirt. It is worth every penny as it means I don't have to mix with the peasant scum that frequent your average high street store, not to mention the absolute dregs that shop in the likes of Primark.


Shazaaam!!!!
http://tf2.fylez.com/GomerPyle.jpg

[auroral_iris]

value village;)

[snoopsnuffleopagus]

For a long time I have been amazed at the unwearable rubbish the fashion industry spawns out, year after year.

The sycophantic press readily laps up this garbage as if these fashion designers are producing something amazing ... Clothes?, more like the emperors new clothes, ie, making something out of nothing.

After the fashion shows, the high street clothes shops replicate this crap, albeit slightly cheaper,eg £500 for the latest designer bin bag dress. The brainwashed punter then walks into the shop, see's a £100 reduction off this latest trendy bin bag dress, pays £400 for it, and walks out of the store feeling good about themselves that they got such a bargain.

I no longer buy clothes unless I have too, they are a waste of money, unless you do not have enough to wear. The last clothing item I bought was a pair of £4 economy Tesco jeans 5 years ago, and I won't replace them until they disintigrate.

I do have a lot of clothes though, as I never bin them unless I have too. For example, I currently have 100 pairs of socks in my wardrobe, and although some of them are 20 years old they are still perfectly wearable.

We hear ya man!


http://www.baltlantis.com/public/hillbilly.jpg




Keep on keepin on!! Wahoo!

[icke_is_right]

Like all products, it's dictated what we have. I cannot get anything that I want in shops. This is nearly everything, not just clothing.


Can't get comfortable shoes, most have narrowing toes and are generally uncomfortable.

No jeans seem to look good at the moment, hate the skinny ones too which don't look good on most people anyway.

[astral_girl]

I generally wear the latest fashions because I shop in the most exclusive clothes shops. Personally, I wouldn't dream of spending less than £200 for a shirt. It is worth every penny as it means I don't have to mix with the peasant scum that frequent your average high street store, not to mention the absolute dregs that shop in the likes of Primark.

pathetic

[baron von lotsov]

Like all products, it's dictated what we have. I cannot get anything that I want in shops. This is nearly everything, not just clothing.


Can't get comfortable shoes, most have narrowing toes and are generally uncomfortable.

No jeans seem to look good at the moment, hate the skinny ones too which don't look good on most people anyway.


Well said. I found that one out when buying a pair of jeans. I used to buy Levi ones because they were the only ones that would ever fit properly and I knew I was being ripped off but still I did not want to go around in ones that looked and felt like a piece of shit. Now a while ago I go into the same shop and they tell me all the jeans are either woman's jeans on one side and unisex on the other. I had a right go at the shop assistant about this, saying where are the men's jeans. He assured me the unisex ones were what I wanted and sure enough it was like trying to wear women's jeans, they were completely the wrong fit and I hated them. Now I then boycotted the brand altogether even though I had been a customer of theirs for 20 years. This is the NWO's influence for certain since they are sexist. There are cloths for women and men's cloths that they are also trying to sell to women and they are so keen to follow this agenda that they make men's cloths fit women and not men! What a bunch of fuckers!!!!

[synergy777]

as a bloke though, you have to thank companies like victoria secrets etc, they make women look awesome, lol

[lookfar]

Everyone wears jeans. Even women these days. I think women look awful in jeans; it makes them look common and unfeminine.

Haha baron you do make me laugh when you come out with your bigotted cave-man comments:rolleyes: I know you must be taking the piss about all that you're saying on this thread, so thanks for the entertainment value, lol:p:)

[coshh]

I shop at Shukr because its nigh on impossible to get modest clothes for women in high street shops these days.

[baron von lotsov]

Haha baron you do make me laugh when you come out with your bigotted cave-man comments:rolleyes: I know you must be taking the piss about all that you're saying on this thread, so thanks for the entertainment value, lol:p:)


OK, here is a bit of solid advice from your uncle von Lotsov:

Wear a skirt.

Not some stupid looking one but a proper and decent one. You will be amazed how it will turn heads and you will have all the real men coming up to you in the bars etc, wanting to get to know you. Wear a pair of jeans on the other hand, and you will look like the other 99% of the dumb ass British punters. Common, in other words. Men don't generally pay any attention to those kinds of women.

Also never ever take any advice from women's magazines; every word is a total corruption of the truth. They want you to buy, buy and buy some more. With a skirt you don't need to buy any more, it will suffice.

[lightgiver]

IS THIS THREAD FOR REAL:eek::eek::eek:

[icke_is_right]

I generally wear the latest fashions because I shop in the most exclusive clothes shops. Personally, I wouldn't dream of spending less than £200 for a shirt. It is worth every penny as it means I don't have to mix with the peasant scum that frequent your average high street store, not to mention the absolute dregs that shop in the likes of Primark.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/documentaries/features/century_of_the_self_episode_1.shtml

This documentary is very interesting if anyone has the time to do 4 episodes. It covers a lot of the psychology of consumerism.

[joyce7]

I went to college studied Art and Desind .Did Dress Design course and made my own clothes.The only original clothes you'll ever wear are the ones you make yourself.I've read loads of Bio books on Designers and it seems their all linked with the Money people socially in fact it got quite boring and full of the same thing.So I wear my own style I don't wear Designer items.In my opinion there is no originality in wearing Designer Gear just because you've paid a fortune for it doesn't make it original!Everyone else is wearing it too!So I'll wear my Style and keep the money in my purse.

[manchurian_candidate]

I agree with the comments that the fashion industry is just about trying to get us consumers to buy buy buy!

I buy clothes from a variety of different places; charity shops; sometimes designer stuff if I REALLY like it; primani even. For me it doesnt matter too much where it has been bought from or how much it cost but just that I like it!
I try and wear bright colours as much as possible as it makes me feel happy thats my style - HAPPY! Also I have to disagree with the skinny jeans comment, I love them and you can get them in some beautiful colours - red, purple, yellow even!!! :)

p.s. Baron - your comment about women wearing jeans makes them look unfeminine is ridiculous imo! More to the point, if men can wear jeans when they are relaxing and being casual why should women have to wear skirts, tights etc all the time! :rolleyes:

[earthsong]

Did any of you listen to the news yesterday? Primark has finally been exposed as employing child labour in its sweat shops. I'm glad to hear it. What people don't realise is that cheap clothing only comes cheap at other people's expense. You can only buy a shirt at Primark for 2 pounds because some poor soul is sweating for hours over a machine for peanuts to make you think you got a bargain and to make a huge profit for Primark.

Everyone should boycott Primark and all the other high street stores that sell cut price clothing. Remember it is only cut price at someone else's expense.... slave labour and child labour. I've seen primitive factories in India... I work in the fashion industry.

Co-operating with poor countries is not a bad idea per se... these people need to earn a living and eat too and by giving them work we are in fact helping them... However, there are always greedy people without a conscience willing to exploit the plight of others and it needn't be like this. If people weren't greedy and realised that a co-operation was beneficial to both parties, then we could enjoy quality value clothing and the sweat shop workers could have a better quality of life.

Fair trade clothing ensures that there is no exploitation and I would recommend that people look for these clothes and boycott those high street cut price multiples... put more money in those poor people's purses and less in those greedy monsters... that's my advice.

I graduated as a fashion designer but once I got in the industry and realised that 'fashion designer' is nothing but a person who steals and regurgitates other people's ideas I decided to become a freelance pattern cutter so that I don't have to be beholden to these arseholes. I am my own boss...but sometimes I get exploited by the greedy people over here. I have been treated with the same contempt that those poor kids in the sweat shops are treated... they need us but they want us tucked away out of sight. They copy stuff they see in magazines, they even go out to the store and buy the garment and then give it to me to make a pattern and then pass it off under their own name... That is how it works. This industry seems to attract liars, cheats and predators.

Get this:
Two years ago I was a approached by a 'hedge fund manager'... though at the time I didn't know she was one. She met me in a seedy pub dressed up like a student...and told me she was just starting a job working in a bank (deliberately so I'd give her a good price). She had some ideas for dresses and gave me a few badly executed sketches and some actual garments she'd bought in Portobello, to make patterns for her. She was a master manipulator and has been very good at manipulating the press in her favour. She even got invited to the Queens tea party for the top '200 business women in this country'...last year!! That beggars belief! The woman is an American citizen. How did she get a British passport??? She didn't marry a British citizen... I set up the design studio in London for her and made an extensive pattern library and supervised the production, sourcing fabrics etc... for this woman. I did it all whilst she went to work at the bank. She took all the credit for my work... calls herself a hedge fund manager and a fashion designer and a full time mother! I mean.. what is her problem? 6 months ago she fired me because her new husband thought I was charging too much (another banker!). She hired my assistant in my place who was less experienced than me but as I'd already done the difficult work it didn't take much experience to alter existing patterns anyway...

Bottom line: Last week I saw the picture of Sarah Brown with Gordon and the Bush's outside Downing Street posing for the cameras. I recognised the dress Sarah was wearing as one I'd created 18 months ago... and then I saw the front page of the Telegraph the next day of the same picture. The journalist who wrote the piece included this: "Sarah is wearing a dress by Swedish designer *******"... Now why would this journalist think we would be interested in knowing that??? Why would anyone be interested in what Sarah was wearing when we've got a war going on in Iraq and Afghanistan and oil prices have gone through the roof and people are really struggling to surivive? Why did this journalist consider it was a matter of such importance to mention the dress and the designer?? She must have been paid to write that, otherwise it doesn't make sense at all. The thing is that this designer is not Swedish either. Her mother is Swedish but she is an American from Texas... Why did the journalist change her nationality to that of her mother? Your guess is as good as mine. But finally... why wasn't Sarah wearing a dress created by a British citizen??? Well, actually she was... it was me... she just didn't know it!

[neutron flux]

Gap Unveils New 'For Kids By Kids' Clothing Line - YouTube

[dolabella]

Baron,

what's your opinion on woman shaving their armpits, legs and eventual mustaches?

As this was originally introduced by the fashon industry wasn't it (i'm not

really sure here)?

Do you prefer a woman completly naturally or the "shaved" version?

:rolleyes:

[baron von lotsov]

I went to college studied Art and Desind .Did Dress Design course and made my own clothes.The only original clothes you'll ever wear are the ones you make yourself.I've read loads of Bio books on Designers and it seems their all linked with the Money people socially in fact it got quite boring and full of the same thing.So I wear my own style I don't wear Designer items.In my opinion there is no originality in wearing Designer Gear just because you've paid a fortune for it doesn't make it original!Everyone else is wearing it too!So I'll wear my Style and keep the money in my purse.


It's not the only way; you could commission an item of clothing to be made, as you want it to be, from a tailor if you had the money. I did this once and I had to pay £200 for a pair of trousers. I got to choose the material and got them made to my particular size and they fitted much better than if I had bought them off the shelf.

Mind you £200 is not extortionate since you would have to pay almost that amount if you bought them off the shelf of an equivalent quality. Indeed if you are going to spend a fair bit on an item of clothing I think it makes more sense to have them made yourself. So-called designer cloths are bullshit because every item of clothing gets designed. What I did though would be more accurately called designer since I met the designer and got him to 'design' them for me!

[baron von lotsov]

p.s. Baron - your comment about women wearing jeans makes them look unfeminine is ridiculous imo! More to the point, if men can wear jeans when they are relaxing and being casual why should women have to wear skirts, tights etc all the time! :rolleyes:

They don't have to, they can wear what they want and so can men. Mind you I would never ever wear a skirt, even at a fancy dress party the answer is a definite no. I would never dress like a faggot but then I suppose it's because I'm a man and can't be fooled so easily as women tend to be. Women have bought into feminism far more than men have bought into faggotism.

[lenejento]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAj1OZW_FGo

WTF? :eek:

[neutron flux]

WTF? :eek:

It's satire from The Onion, although it might as well be a real news report as child labour is rampant in some countries making crappy clothes for the west.

[lenejento]

It's satire from The Onion, although it might as well be a real news report as child labour is rampant in some countries making crappy clothes for the west.

Ah right... :o lol

Yeah, agreed

[2013]

men and women apart from some rounding off and size differences have basically the same body shape 2 legs arms body head neck feet and hands .So basically as long as you cover them to keep warm or for issues of modesty then thats all that matters ,also for carrying stuff in thats the only other practical reason for them .Wearing designer clothes advertising for large corporations and paying for the privilege is ridiculous .Saw a documentary once where a young girl said these people who wear these clothes are like cattle being branded by their owners she was about 10 maybe 12 years old !Baron is right about tailor made for you items .If more people bought them maybe then prices would drop enough and encourage more people to start becoming tailors again .There are enough people to sustain local business this way .

[baron von lotsov]

For your information the shape of a man's body is considerably different to that of a woman's body. Am I the only one to have noticed this!!!

[pilgrim]

Material bodies are the clothes of the eternal soul, nothing else!

[snoopsnuffleopagus]

For your information the shape of a man's body is considerably different to that of a woman's body. Am I the only one to have noticed this!!!


Howdy Bubba:

I have also! :cool:

Since you are an English BARON, surely you have a Barbour Jacket, right?

I am an American Labourer and I have two, and value them as well made and very functional garments. Those are just two of the criteria I value in garments.

Third, the Garment must be of 'Natural' material; Cotton, Silk, Leather, Wool, Hemp.etc.


Never, ever, corporate chemicle fibres.

checkout Tactical 5.11

great material, great stitching, great functionality>'Heat Management System', I rate these a notch above Carhartt, a Standard of Excellence, Union Made, American Made :)


http://www.511tactical.com/



Cheerios: Snoops

[2013]

For your information the shape of a man's body is considerably different to that of a woman's body. Am I the only one to have noticed this!!!

Not for long if they have their way ,androgeny city here we come .Besides which i meant basic appendages arms legs torso , genitalia aside , or to the right if visiting your tailor :eek:;)

[frosty]

i love wearing my sarong
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.georgettetan.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/korea_sarong2.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.georgettetan.com/2008/01/mister-international-2007-swimwear/&h=500&w=333&sz=72&hl=en&start=22&um=1&tbnid=SFx9B2I625eN9M:&tbnh=130&tbnw=87&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dthai%2B%2Bman%2Bsarong%26start%3D20%2 6ndsp%3D20%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26rlz%3D1B2RNFA_enGB 273%26sa%3DN

[frosty]

p.s i am wishing that was me:D

[xpleet]

I like to wear purple because the color has the highest vibration and is best for using as spiritual protection.

[manchurian_candidate]

I like to wear purple because the color has the highest vibration and is best for using as spiritual protection.

Purple is my favourite colour and I like wearing it too! :D

[eternal_spirit]

Purple is my favourite colour and I like wearing it too! :D

I likes it too. Shirt, curtains, bits of my wallpaper, plectrum, lighter and cups all purple. :D

[romas]

I've nothing against people looking like idiots with various new trends etc, but what pisses me off is human psyche that's going to try and make you admire their choices and wear their own "stylish" clothing. In other words people like to force other people to do same shit they do as form of reassurance, not everyone is like that, but majority is.

TPTB know this little human flaw and that's how fashion industry works, women make each other wear "fashionable" "bloathing" since if you don't you are not "cool" not "hip" not "sexy" we will try and make our friends into our own imagined projections.

From my perspective if woman is attractive it doesn't matter what clothing she has at all. I understand that clothes can reveal or hide certain parts, but you can't hide your eyes/nose/hair/mouth... well unless you live in islam on roids country.

Which brings another subject, muslim gnostics have figure the whole thing out about sexuality etc and decided to hide it all?

[baron von lotsov]

It's important for women to wear good cloths though because men judge far more on appearance than women do. Men can usually get away with looking a bit scruffy and still the woman would like them if they had a good personality, but it does not work the other way around.

I'm not condoning the fashion industry by the way since they actually lie to women. Some of the shit they pass off as attractive is quite the opposite. I mean like faded jeans and shit like that is supposed to be fashionable for women, as is the short hair shit. Actually all it does is make them look like bitches and men will not touch a bitch with a bargepole. You know the type I mean, the exec woman who is still single at the age of 40! Sold down the river most likely.