Are you a poser when you wear Stüssy/Obey when you don't skate?

[Fleurvd]

I don't skate and I know that when you don't skate you shouldn't be wearing skate brands.

I'm not planning on wearing typical skate brands like Thrasher, but I am considering to buy a few Obey and Stüssy t shirts. I really like streetwear fashion and I have seen some really cool items at Obey and Stüssy.
I know these two brands originated from the skate culture, but nowadays almost every streetwear brand is related to the skating culture.

Are Obey and Stüssy still considered skate brands? Can I wear those without being a poser?

[sugarette]

Honestly, that doesn't make you a poser. I wear Vans sometimes but I've skated maybe 3 times in my life. At the end of the day, they're just clothes and things to be worn.

[Fleurvd]

Yes but I think society has already accepted Vans to be more than just a skate brand. Vans has a wide variety of clothing which goes further than just skate clothes

[sugarette]

That's true. I really just think it's a piece of fabric after all, whether it's worn by skaters or not. The poser culture was very present a few years ago, not so much now, but it's a bit silly to call someone a poser for like... wearing clothes.