"It's not a brand, it's a lifestyle." You gotta be kidding me. It's a t-shirt. I have about forty of them at home. And guess what, not a single one of them has the logo of some no account brand that two years ago didn't mean anything to anyone but now has more meaning and cost attached to it than the cost of groceries for a family of four for a week.
Don't get me wrong. I am not simply picking on Ed Hardy. It is all of these t-shirt brands that have been brought to the forefront. Your Tapouts, Afflictions, and going way back - Member's Mark Jackets. Please define for me a purpose. In any case, people are spending more money than they have sense on a shirt that has no meaning whatsoever.
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