Would You Wear A T-shirt That Said ......

[MaLkAv]

I have a belt with the words "f*ckin' criminal" but other than that I don't like very much this kind of "fashion".

 

[Fujyn]

"Fashionista" I think

 

[Plumour]

not for me at all...

 

[micouture]

how about a shirt that siad one of the following in monochomatic (same color as the shirt) gothic letters:

f*ck lvmh
f*ck dior
f*ck gucci
f*ck mcqueen
f*ck tom ford
f*ck you

Sort of like blacklist shirt - or add someone you hate or want to f*ck or both after f*ck, or someone you are sick of seeing.

f*ck jessica simpson
f*ck ozzy osborne
f*ck fat people
f*ck bush
f*ck me

 

[ahhGucci]

Those T-shirts are tacky and I see a lot of (to use your words) fat f*cks wearing them.
Besides, a company called French Connection made an FCUK line so if you wear a tee saying f*ck, stupid wannabe trendies think your too cheap to buy FCUK.
Its not controvertial really. Wearing a I LOVE OSAMA tee shirt, thats controvercial. Yes, with dynamite print on the back so it looks suicide bomberish.

or howabout, SADDAM IS MY HOMEBOY!
That may have offended some of you, THAT is controvertial.

 

[leyla m.]

Originally posted by ahhGucci@Feb 21st, 2004 - 8:43 pm
Those T-shirts are tacky and I see a lot of (to use your words) fat f*cks wearing them.
Besides, a company called French Connection made an FCUK line so if you wear a tee saying f*ck, stupid wannabe trendies think your too cheap to buy FCUK.
Its not controvertial really. Wearing a I LOVE OSAMA tee shirt, thats controvercial. Yes, with dynamite print on the back so it looks suicide bomberish.

or howabout, SADDAM IS MY HOMEBOY!
That may have offended some of you, THAT is controvertial.

yeah thats more like a reason to make a tee

 

[PrinceOfCats]

I have a t-shirt with "Who the f*ck is Prada?" [asterisk inserted by me] by Klaus Samsoe and a t-shirt with "Anthrax - the ultimate party drug" [picture of guy in fallout suit and gas mask splitting lines of white powder] but I bought them in a whimsical mood and wouldn't really wear them anymore...

 

[ahhGucci]

Originally posted by leyla m.+Feb 21st, 2004 - 7:52 pm--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(leyla m. @ Feb 21st, 2004 - 7:52 pm)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-ahhGucci@Feb 21st, 2004 - 8:43 pm
Those T-shirts are tacky and I see a lot of (to use your words) fat f*cks wearing them.
Besides, a company called French Connection made an FCUK line so if you wear a tee saying f*ck, stupid wannabe trendies think your too cheap to buy FCUK.
Its not controvertial really. Wearing a I LOVE OSAMA tee shirt, thats controvercial. Yes, with dynamite print on the back so it looks suicide bomberish.

or howabout, SADDAM IS MY HOMEBOY!
That may have offended some of you, THAT is controvertial.

yeah thats more like a reason to make a tee [/b][/quote]
True True!

 

[micouture]

interesting - but i feel that a statement like that is too "of this time" - in 20 years who will rember ossama? Some of these statements are universal - for all time all cultures. I am not looking to make a shirt that has some temporary shock value but something that probes deeper into social issues of labeling people or the impact of words without meaning.

If anyone here is interested in product testing a shirt with an offensive statement send your info to "[email protected]" and I will pick someone and send them a shirt in exchange for feedback about shirt reaction, comfort, etc.

The shirts you can choose from are:

Goddamn
***hole
Bastard
Cocksucker
motherf*cker

In either black or white - please state your size and preference along with

name
address
age
profession

These shirts are being produced in limited numbers to be sold at select locations, you will get #2 production shirt signed and dated.

 

[Atelier]

T-Shirt Hell already does a superior job producing stuff like this.

http://www.tshirthell.com

Not to mention the millions of shops that line beach boardwalks everywhere.

 

[ahhGucci]

I eat placenta's,

that will shock people for years to come!

 

[micouture]

I think you are misunderstanding the market of these shirts - they are not going to be $20 shirts sold on a boardwalk - they are part of a limited edition line which will also have silk dresses and tops sold at top boutiques for select customers. Its not the same tacky product you are showing.

 

[PrinceOfCats]

T-Shirt Hell already does a superior job producing stuff like this.

That's where I got my "Anthrax - the ultimate party drug" t-shirt

 

[ahhGucci]

Hmmmn, Silk dresses, tops, and f*ck BUSH tee shirts, lovely!

 

[slinky_vagabond]

y'know what i've always wanted? a t-shirt that says "f*ck FCUK" on it.

 

[ahhGucci]

Well, for your market, fashionista will be controversial, trouble is, no one else will understand.
And just how much are you planning on selling these tee's for? What are they going to be made out of and so on...

 

[ahhGucci]

Originally posted by slinky_vagabond@Feb 21st, 2004 - 8:16 pm
y'know what i've always wanted? a t-shirt that says "f*ck FCUK" on it.

Can I get a AMEN?

 

[Atelier]

Originally posted by PrinceOfCats@Feb 21st, 2004 - 3:11 pm
That's where I got my "Anthrax - the ultimate party drug" t-shirt

*HIGH-FIVE* Prince. B)

Nobody does it better.

 

[micouture]

Well if its not your thing thats fine - its not for most people - but i appriciate your imput . Visit any art contemporary art museum and you will see juxtoposition of many things from a simple minimal painting to offensive politalcy charged art. Now some people dont like contemporary art, and they have the choice to not visit the mesuem but to make a case and say you think a richter shouldnt be shown next to paul macarthy is just ********. Art is about expression in all forms and my design borders on the fringes of art, since that is my background prior to fashion.

 

[ahhGucci]

No no, concerning fashion people here are broad minded (well, actually, you do all hate anything that is "Ghetto fabulous") so please, do tell.
What are you gonna sell em for, how much?
What kind of material?