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What label is fashionable for teenage boys?
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If you have an ebay account, look for Superdry stuff on there, they have an outlet shop (superdrystore...... I think?) and you can get t-shirts for £10-£12.
all new with tags, just last season, your DGS's won't know the difference.0 -
I've had quite a few superdry t shirts myself and the quality is shocking its that poor.
I dont know about the quality of the others apart form Adidas and converse, they have been o.k in my opinion.0 -
I agree with Ralph Lauren.
I personally don't see teens wear Hollister and A&F as much as they did a year or two ago.0 -
I've told my son that Primark is a designer label...0
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C&A is still pretty cutting edge I think.0
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dandelionclock30 wrote: »I've had quite a few superdry t shirts myself and the quality is shocking its that poor.
really? I've never had any problem with any of their items. and my OH has a couple of t-shirts and he has no qualms quality wise. are you sure the ones you got weren't fake? there are a lot of them knocking about.0 -
My sons 12 and it's all about super dry, vans and monster energy tops (that energy drink) he's a skateboarder/scooter manic and that's what they are all wearing down the ramps. Oh and a baseball cap from china with the letters YMCMB on the front
Sounds like my lad......except he prefers hi-tops to vans.dandelionclock30 wrote: »I've had quite a few superdry t shirts myself and the quality is shocking its that poor.
I dont know about the quality of the others apart form Adidas and converse, they have been o.k in my opinion.
My daughter has a superdry tshirt that I thought wasnt good quality when she bought it. But I've changed my mind as its been washed worn and dried, umpteen times and no bobbling, shrinking, stretching etc.
I think if you were buying an item from there for someone, I'd recommend a hoodie!XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:wave:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX0 -
19lottie82 wrote: »really? I've never had any problem with any of their items. and my OH has a couple of t-shirts and he has no qualms quality wise. are you sure the ones you got weren't fake? there are a lot of them knocking about.
Dont think so as they were from the Superdry shop. What I've found is that the logos come off/fade/ or crack quickly and I've washed them according to the instructions.
I've only had the T shirts so I cant comment on the Jeans/Jackets etc. The t shirt issue has put me off buying a hooded top off them.0 -
dandelionclock30 wrote: »Dont think so as they were from the Superdry shop. What I've found is that the logos come off/fade/ or crack quickly and I've washed them according to the instructions.
I've only had the T shirts so I cant comment on the Jeans/Jackets etc. The t shirt issue has put me off buying a hooded top off them.
I guess they prob have different factories, material suppliers. That could have something to do with it.0 -
Superdry = ChavOne man's folly is another man's wife. Helen Roland (1876 - 1950)0
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