Anonymous wrote:

https://mikeamiri.com/collections/new-arrivals/products/shotgun-vintage-tee-white

Who is the genius who successfully marketed this and who are the rich idiots who would pay $330 for a white short sleeved t shirt?

Is it possible that some people don't know about the $10 packets with three undershirts that LOOK THE SAME as the $330 shirt?

The extra $320 is to cover the cost of someone taking it into the desert and shooting it.

Anonymous wrote:Looks like something Justin Bieber would wear.

Yes, but The Beibs could actually afford them with money that he earned himself.

https://mikeamiri.com/collections/new-arrivals/products/shotgun-vintage-tee-white

Who is the genius who successfully marketed this and who are the rich idiots who would pay $330 for a white short sleeved t shirt?

Is it possible that some people don't know about the $10 packets with three undershirts that LOOK THE SAME as the $330 shirt?

Anonymous wrote:Buy the PacSun ripped jeans that are very similar and $44. Tell him people need food and shelter then go Pack some bags of food for Manna or the Food bank.

Yep. One of my sons has two pairs of these hideous jeans. Purchased from PacSun.

Anonymous wrote:Why are kids so lazy that they can't make holes themselves? When we were kids we wore them and it took time to get those holes! Now everything is made for you. Tell your son to get a job if he wants to buy those pants. You could also show him what else he could buy for &1,000!

I had a friend who spent several hours meticulously carving slits into her jeans using a razor blade -- while she was wearing him. You can still see feint scars on her thighs.

I've never seen anything like that at GDS. Looks like garbage. Get some jeans from Goodwill and rip them up. Who is going to know.

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

+1. Seems very un-GDS to me. I can think of more than a few GDS kids who would be aghast at such crass materialism.

Anonymous wrote:I didn't even know there was such a thing as $1000 jeans...

+1 Same here! I thought $198 was an expensive pair!

Anonymous wrote:If we had the kind of money that $1000 was a drop in the bucket, and my ds asked me to spend $1000 on a pair of jeans for him, I would reevaluate everything about my life and the example I have set for him.

+100!

And I almost forgot the funny part: He wants a couple pairs, too.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else going through this? How in the world do families have this much disposal cash?


https://mikeamiri.com/collections/bottoms

My son would not be caught in those jeans.

I suggest if your son wants them he can get a job.

He should already have a job

Anonymous wrote:I didn't even know there was such a thing as $1000 jeans...

I know, right? That's what my sofa cost.

so it is good that he has some aspirations...

and those jeans are really ridiculous.

Can you afford such jeans? Can you spell "No!"?

Wearing those jeans makes one statement only: "I have a lot of money and I want you to know it."

Apparently your son is hanging with kids my son wouldn't much like. We have people in our family who could easily afford such pants, and they would never even contemplate such a purpose.

Ew.

And gross.

(Sorry, but this calls for juvenile expressions of disgust.)

I asked my almost 13 year old niece recently if her friends shop at Abercrombie. She said no, that they all only wear high end designer items. She said nearly all buy exclusively from Nieman Marcus. I was shocked.