Son's rich friends (GDS) are wearing $1000 jeans, now he wants a couple pairs too

[Anonymous]

My DC goes to GDS. Never has mentioned clothing. In any way. Spend $1k on clothing for year, in years we are buying a nice winter coat and updating dress clothes. Otherwise much less.

[Anonymous]

I'm laughing so hard right now thinking of all the people shooting BB guns at white T-shirts

[Anonymous]

I have a pair of jeans like that. Levi's. I bought them in 1992 and they are just getting worn in.

[Anonymous]

Why not just get him newer $1500 jeans? I mean really!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My DC goes to GDS. Never has mentioned clothing. In any way. Spend $1k on clothing for year, in years we are buying a nice winter coat and updating dress clothes. Otherwise much less.

Yeah, this is a troll thread - no guy at GDS dresses like this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So happy my son only wears Levis

Levis? Are his dress pants Dockers??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So happy my son only wears Levis

Levis? Are his dress pants Dockers??

You dragged up a two years old thread for this lame attempt at humor??

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't pay a dime for those ugly jeans, nor would I let my child waste his hard-earned money on trash like that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does this really fly at GDS? Most of the kids my DC knows who attend that school wear no label stuff.

+1

I can't believe this is true. OP must be some anti- GDS troll.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are educated professionals.

Not if you are paying $1,000 for kids’ jeans. There is nothing “educated” about that decision.

[Anonymous]

Are the boys at GDS homosexuals? Serious question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ewww, skinny leg jeans for boys? no way, sorry, not a look I would let my DS wear and yes, I would tell him that.

what if he wants to express his homosexuality. who are you to stop him?

My youngest (17) is gay. He would NEVER wear those jeans. Or any skinny pants.

[Anonymous]

Now I'm glad my dc chose not to attend GDS. They sound like awful kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ewww, skinny leg jeans for boys? no way, sorry, not a look I would let my DS wear and yes, I would tell him that.

what if he wants to express his homosexuality. who are you to stop him?

My youngest (17) is gay. He would NEVER wear those jeans. Or any skinny pants.

Skinny jeans are so 3 years ago....oh wait, this thread is from 3 years ago

[Anonymous]

Those jeans are fugly