| I heard about this brand recently and thought about getting a bag when they dropped more tomorrow. The brand is owned by a black, queer man. However, when I went on Twitter (not much into fashion) and searched the company, I saw that it’s a big deal in the Black fashion community. Would it be weird for me have one as a nerdy, white woman? |
| I have no idea since I am also a nerdy white woman, but I'm super not into logos, and I'd guess you can get something in a similar style minus the giant logo for less. |
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The company ethos is that it’s for everyone so shop your heart out OP!
https://www.bustle.com/style/telfar-bag-security-program-changing-luxury-fashion |
| I've been obsessing over this bag...excited for them to drop tomorrow (I'm a White woman, fwiw) |
| if you like it buy it. shopping a black owned business is a bonus. |
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Do people REALLY agonize over such questions?
Money has no color, OP. |
| Microaggression |
So... POCs would prefer white people not to support their businesses? |
| I have this question too OP! I actually got one last year and I have nowhere to carry it yet but I'm a little nervous about it. I think it's fine though. |
Do you always fall for simple shit so easily? |
What do you mean you have nowhere to carry it? It's literally an everyday bag. You carry it to Target, grocery store, docs office etc |
Are you always an obnoxious pest, or just on DCUM? |
Specifically, what are you nervous about? |
| I looked at the bags on the link. Is it intentional for the T logo to appear as a keloid? Because if so, then it’s an interesting call out to a history of slavery. But if not, then, well...that’s an unappealing logo. |
This is the dumbest thing I’ve read on DCUM and that is saying a lot. |