For instance I look down on Chrysler products because Chrysler is owned by Fiat which in turn is owned by Dutch investment firm and the cars are assembled in China. All this means that Chrysler cars kinda suck. Sorry to anyone who drives one. (Chrysler, dodge, jeep, ram.)
For food, another yes. I prefer to buy locally sourced and just deal with the higher price.
For electronics I tend to go Japanese because lets face it, Japan reigns supreme with electronics.
For firearms I will not touch anything that isn't made in the USA. With the sole exception being for antiques and collector's pieces.
Not one bit. Everything I wear has no logos plastered all over it. I'd rather not be a walking billboard.
I find it hilarious when people keep the tags on the clothes to further brag about what brand they're wearing. Oh good for you... you're wearing a brand hat or jacket... you also look like a moron who forgot to take the tag off...
Not as much as before but my main preference is for my jackets and sweats to be Adidas, Nike, Abercrombie or Calvin Klein. I like my shirts to be Polo Ralph Lauren or Hot Topic graphic tees or just regular no namebrand crewnecks/vnecks. I like my shoes to be Nike, Converse, or Adidas. But if its flip flops then they can be no name brand. So im a semi- freak. Lol
It depends. For clothes, no I don't think it's worth it.
For accessories, yes. I prefer investing in a LV bag or a Gucci wallet than buying a cheap one that'll look bad in 6 months and do that over and over again. If I like the style of course, I don't just buy designer to have designer.
I tend to wear Under Armor underwear because it breathes and stays fairly dry, but otherwise I doubt I could even tell you which brands I wear. I certainly don't buy fashion brands. I haven't bought clothes in a mall in more than 20 years. My clothes are bought for their utility, not for fashion.
Not at all. Being someone who makes clothes, I appreciate slow fashion. Clothing from small businesses, etc. I LOVE seeing people wear things I make and I know other small businesses feel the same.
I'm the opposite. I'm an anti-brand freak. I only wear clothing with no logos or brand names on them. On top of not being aesthetic, you're literally paying to give them free advertising. Brand names are for sheep
I buy my stuff from thrift stores. When it comes to clothes, I just go with whatever fits well and looks good, and I'm usually a cheapskate. I cannot give two shits about brands, because they are all scams.
Maybe a little. For shoes, I'm pretty big on Puma. I like to rock Supreme here and there and I'll do some other designer stuff when the time is right but most of my clothes are from Walmart and Costco.
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I do like the affordable and less known brands, that aren't trying to shove their logo into our faces like Nike or Adidas do while not getting ripped off like Gucci or Burberry. What they might do is keeping their logo subtle or humble but their products remain a force to be reckoned with. I found one that impressed me is Carpisa.
Not anymore. They just aren’t made like they were even in the 90’s so not worth the price tag. Quality of goods has gone down. Products that last aren’t profitable.
No, and I have never really been one for Sneakers, I am always in flats or Toe post sandals or flip flops of which I have dozens of pairs. But labels for me are a way of society making tags out of people ultimately.
No. Most brands are generic and sold at high price marketed for insecure people who easily fall for the bandwagon effect. I'd only go with branded not because it's popular but if their product quality is distinct and promised to be what it is.
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