Do you wear a quilted jacket?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you f'ing kidding me? There is a four page DCUM thread to debate what is simply the fact that different brands and styles of clothing tend to identify people in different socio or economic groups. Are you people idiots or what? We all buy products and brands that are appropriate to our socio economic group, and if you think you don't, you are crazy. My personal favorite are the women who bitch about Lululemon and other more costly brands, and then boast how practical they are wearing Target, REI, and the like. Well I have news for them. They buy Target and REI to boast about it because it conveys something about themselves. They WANT to be viewed a certain wait (usually more evolved and less influenced by brands). You fools, that is the image that Target and REI sell. Everyone is buying into some brand and the image it coveys.

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Funny thing is though all the brands used to convey status and wealth in NW DC also was used in my native working class NY neighborhood to convey that you had style etc. North Face? Check Burberry? Check!!! I was wearing quilted jacket's back in the early 90's. Never once thought it made me look preppy. But me wearing those things won't convey the message that I am of a certain class etc unless the person receiving the message chooses to do so. But hey at least i get double wear out of my North Face (look like I maybe/might fit in at preschool pickup and definetly look like I fit in in NY).

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Somehow I stumbled upon this and incredulously read a few pages of comments. I am a law student in my mid-twenties. I dress in a very classic ("preppy") style and am from the South. I have a red Burberry quilted jacket that I have been wearing since college--- and many of my girlfriends do too. I wear Northface because I actually camp, hike, and fish. Additionally, I wear Tory Burch flats because they are comfortable. Yes, I did go to private school growing up, private college, and am now in a private law school in DC. One of the things I learned in private school was to be classy, and not act in a hateful manner to others. You might not like someone or something, but you shouldn't call someone else out on a triviality like a jacket!!! It's so funny: apparently y'all think people who dress like I do are snobby or self-righteous or something, but we don't sit around and talk about what you want to wear. (And it's usually hideous, in case you were wondering.) Something to consider: I saved my extra money from a job I had in college forever and bought a Louis Vuitton six years ago. I will never have to buy another purse. Think about that compared to how many $30 purses you "free spirits" will buy over the years. I'll be giving mine to my daughter some day, if I have one, and I hope she treasures it. How's that for economics? Oh, she will be attending private school. It is apparently characteristic of "sheeple" to be kind and nonjudgmental, unlike the women on here, who appear to be teaching their children that it is better to be mean and hateful than to be "one of the crowd."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I stumbled upon this and incredulously read a few pages of comments. I am a law student in my mid-twenties. I dress in a very classic ("preppy") style and am from the South. I have a red Burberry quilted jacket that I have been wearing since college--- and many of my girlfriends do too. I wear Northface because I actually camp, hike, and fish. Additionally, I wear Tory Burch flats because they are comfortable. Yes, I did go to private school growing up, private college, and am now in a private law school in DC. One of the things I learned in private school was to be classy, and not act in a hateful manner to others. You might not like someone or something, but you shouldn't call someone else out on a triviality like a jacket!!! It's so funny: apparently y'all think people who dress like I do are snobby or self-righteous or something, but we don't sit around and talk about what you want to wear. (And it's usually hideous, in case you were wondering.) Something to consider: I saved my extra money from a job I had in college forever and bought a Louis Vuitton six years ago. I will never have to buy another purse. Think about that compared to how many $30 purses you "free spirits" will buy over the years. I'll be giving mine to my daughter some day, if I have one, and I hope she treasures it. How's that for economics? Oh, she will be attending private school. It is apparently characteristic of "sheeple" to be kind and nonjudgmental, unlike the women on here, who appear to be teaching their children that it is better to be mean and hateful than to be "one of the crowd."

You tell 'em!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have a Burberry one too.

It makes me laugh, I image most of the posters here wearing white turtlenecks under thick gaudy wool sweaters with black loafers and black pleated Chico's pants. So, with that in mind, I ignore all discussions of fashion on this board.

LOL, I imagine most posters in sweats and Birks.

You talkin' to me?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I stumbled upon this and incredulously read a few pages of comments. I am a law student in my mid-twenties. I dress in a very classic ("preppy") style and am from the South. I have a red Burberry quilted jacket that I have been wearing since college--- and many of my girlfriends do too. I wear Northface because I actually camp, hike, and fish. Additionally, I wear Tory Burch flats because they are comfortable. Yes, I did go to private school growing up, private college, and am now in a private law school in DC. One of the things I learned in private school was to be classy, and not act in a hateful manner to others. You might not like someone or something, but you shouldn't call someone else out on a triviality like a jacket!!! It's so funny: apparently y'all think people who dress like I do are snobby or self-righteous or something, but we don't sit around and talk about what you want to wear. (And it's usually hideous, in case you were wondering.) Something to consider: I saved my extra money from a job I had in college forever and bought a Louis Vuitton six years ago. I will never have to buy another purse. Think about that compared to how many $30 purses you "free spirits" will buy over the years. I'll be giving mine to my daughter some day, if I have one, and I hope she treasures it. How's that for economics? Oh, she will be attending private school. It is apparently characteristic of "sheeple" to be kind and nonjudgmental, unlike the women on here, who appear to be teaching their children that it is better to be mean and hateful than to be "one of the crowd."

Hmmmm....

about halfway through your post you turned into that which you criticized.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:WTF are you talking about.
Pics please.

http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/burberry-brit-westbury-quilted-jacket/3076331

This is something my Granny would wear.

My grandmother does own one, its a Burberry. I figure most of the women on her with their quilted jackets and TB flats are late 40s early 50s.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why don't people wear more leather jackets in this town?

Signed, an ex-New Yorker.

+1

[Anonymous]

Believe it or not, I'm OP. I now LOL at every quilted jacket I see.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I stumbled upon this and incredulously read a few pages of comments. I am a law student in my mid-twenties. I dress in a very classic ("preppy") style and am from the South. I have a red Burberry quilted jacket that I have been wearing since college--- and many of my girlfriends do too. I wear Northface because I actually camp, hike, and fish. Additionally, I wear Tory Burch flats because they are comfortable. Yes, I did go to private school growing up, private college, and am now in a private law school in DC. One of the things I learned in private school was to be classy, and not act in a hateful manner to others. You might not like someone or something, but you shouldn't call someone else out on a triviality like a jacket!!! It's so funny: apparently y'all think people who dress like I do are snobby or self-righteous or something, but we don't sit around and talk about what you want to wear. (And it's usually hideous, in case you were wondering.) Something to consider: I saved my extra money from a job I had in college forever and bought a Louis Vuitton six years ago. I will never have to buy another purse. Think about that compared to how many $30 purses you "free spirits" will buy over the years. I'll be giving mine to my daughter some day, if I have one, and I hope she treasures it. How's that for economics? Oh, she will be attending private school. It is apparently characteristic of "sheeple" to be kind and nonjudgmental, unlike the women on here, who appear to be teaching their children that it is better to be mean and hateful than to be "one of the crowd."

I have a bunch of LVs. They certainly aren't things that I will be passing down to my children. They are mass produced consumer items. I like them because they are easier to keep clean and can be wiped down.

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Anonymous wrote:This is the jacket most love to hate
http://shop.nordstrom.com/S/burberry-brit-copford-quilted-short-jacket/3088642?origin=related-3088642-0-0-1-1

Ive had mine since college and yes I am wearing it today.

I like it!

[Anonymous]

Eh, I wear denim. Those quilted things snag something awful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I stumbled upon this and incredulously read a few pages of comments. I am a law student in my mid-twenties. I dress in a very classic ("preppy") style and am from the South. I have a red Burberry quilted jacket that I have been wearing since college--- and many of my girlfriends do too. I wear Northface because I actually camp, hike, and fish. Additionally, I wear Tory Burch flats because they are comfortable. Yes, I did go to private school growing up, private college, and am now in a private law school in DC. One of the things I learned in private school was to be classy, and not act in a hateful manner to others. You might not like someone or something, but you shouldn't call someone else out on a triviality like a jacket!!! It's so funny: apparently y'all think people who dress like I do are snobby or self-righteous or something, but we don't sit around and talk about what you want to wear. (And it's usually hideous, in case you were wondering.) Something to consider: I saved my extra money from a job I had in college forever and bought a Louis Vuitton six years ago. I will never have to buy another purse. Think about that compared to how many $30 purses you "free spirits" will buy over the years. I'll be giving mine to my daughter some day, if I have one, and I hope she treasures it. How's that for economics? Oh, she will be attending private school. It is apparently characteristic of "sheeple" to be kind and nonjudgmental, unlike the women on here, who appear to be teaching their children that it is better to be mean and hateful than to be "one of the crowd."

Pass down a purse? Gross. You think your daughter is going to want your used purse? Even if it has a bunch of logos on it?

You: honey, here is my dirty purse that I've saved for you. It means a lot to me. Now...sniff, it's yours.
Daughter: like, mom, totally gross!

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Actually, PP, I have about 20 LV bags that my mother left me. She had been collecting them from the '60s and I think they are super cool. They are certainly worth more than she paid for them. But now that she has died, they are priceless to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I stumbled upon this and incredulously read a few pages of comments. I am a law student in my mid-twenties. I dress in a very classic ("preppy") style and am from the South. I have a red Burberry quilted jacket that I have been wearing since college--- and many of my girlfriends do too. I wear Northface because I actually camp, hike, and fish. Additionally, I wear Tory Burch flats because they are comfortable. Yes, I did go to private school growing up, private college, and am now in a private law school in DC. One of the things I learned in private school was to be classy, and not act in a hateful manner to others. You might not like someone or something, but you shouldn't call someone else out on a triviality like a jacket!!! It's so funny: apparently y'all think people who dress like I do are snobby or self-righteous or something, but we don't sit around and talk about what you want to wear. (And it's usually hideous, in case you were wondering.) Something to consider: I saved my extra money from a job I had in college forever and bought a Louis Vuitton six years ago. I will never have to buy another purse. Think about that compared to how many $30 purses you "free spirits" will buy over the years. I'll be giving mine to my daughter some day, if I have one, and I hope she treasures it. How's that for economics? Oh, she will be attending private school. It is apparently characteristic of "sheeple" to be kind and nonjudgmental, unlike the women on here, who appear to be teaching their children that it is better to be mean and hateful than to be "one of the crowd."

DCUM virgin alert!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I stumbled upon this and incredulously read a few pages of comments. I am a law student in my mid-twenties. I dress in a very classic ("preppy") style and am from the South. I have a red Burberry quilted jacket that I have been wearing since college--- and many of my girlfriends do too. I wear Northface because I actually camp, hike, and fish. Additionally, I wear Tory Burch flats because they are comfortable. Yes, I did go to private school growing up, private college, and am now in a private law school in DC. One of the things I learned in private school was to be classy, and not act in a hateful manner to others. You might not like someone or something, but you shouldn't call someone else out on a triviality like a jacket!!! It's so funny: apparently y'all think people who dress like I do are snobby or self-righteous or something, but we don't sit around and talk about what you want to wear. (And it's usually hideous, in case you were wondering.) Something to consider: I saved my extra money from a job I had in college forever and bought a Louis Vuitton six years ago. I will never have to buy another purse. Think about that compared to how many $30 purses you "free spirits" will buy over the years. I'll be giving mine to my daughter some day, if I have one, and I hope she treasures it. How's that for economics? Oh, she will be attending private school. It is apparently characteristic of "sheeple" to be kind and nonjudgmental, unlike the women on here, who appear to be teaching their children that it is better to be mean and hateful than to be "one of the crowd."

Well bless your little heart.