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Vintage Clothing
Is this clothing fad ever going away? And why doesn’t it make any sense to me? Anyone here into it care to explain?
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I’m not sure I follow? Like people wearing old, used clothes from Goodwill? Collectors?
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I'm into it. In the sense that I still have T-shirts I bought well over 20 years ago that are still functional so I still wear them.
But I'm only a part of the vintage clothing bit by happenstance. Never would go to buy old clothes. |
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I have a pair of faded, ratty looking jeans. I usually won't wear them when we go out to eat or when we travel. Wifey keeps telling me people pay big bucks for that look.
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Real fabrics (cotton, wool) vs. synthetic + made in USA are the crux of the appeal for me.
If you're just talking about thrashed band T's going for $500, then I'm kinda with you. Worn-in denim has always been cool. |
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