Starting a New Line/Brand Feedback Thread

chadacadabra
been involved since 05....
done too much to list....

here is a pic of an airgun tee done in the last year or so....welll past the...so called....expiration date of this style of design.

it has done very well....by that, i mean that people bought it..alot!
at the end of the day....you want people to buy your tees.

im not saying that everyone should use this style......but if you do, only the mass consumer can determine what is played out! (again....other start up "designers" are the worst people to come to for design advice!)

crooks and castles can do whatever they want. there a huge brand, people will buy there shit no matter what.
So your saying, since crooks and castles did it, everyone should go ahead and stylebite and rework a design that's been used over and over again?

yeh..crooks is huge and people will buy because its crooks......but here is a fairly new brand that did it..and also sold a ton!

if it is wack and overdone...then the brand should not matter. dont defend crooks..or rocksmith, or the other 20 big name brands that use this...then try to discredit an unknown brand that does it!

if Crooks does it...its to sell shirts! when Rocksmith did it....it was to sell shirts!...but u got no prob with that!

This is my 4th line, but just started last August.
I got a thread in the fashion brand section, but thought I'd just introduce MMVIII here since I'm also just another student doing this for fun.





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I'd be happy to answer your questions, feedback, comment, etc. Thanks.

ive seen a few brands use that mokkou symbol, dope stuff though. i like the steak print, is it screenprinted with plastisol ink?

Some good shit in here! Mickey Hands are so 2010-11. Let's move on people.

Sup HB fam...I'm with a street team for LoveMoney, and LMC is a relatively new brand based in Boston, MA. They just launched a new site and a few new drops. The company name is about loving what you do and the having the money (fame, etc.) come later (money follows love), so they have a blog and tees in that theme. They been at it since 2010 (sold out of Bodega and Green Street Vault, along with others), but this is the new stuff they just released. Love to have a chance to build. Peace HB!

jees.. i feel like i've seen all of this somewhere before
i dont know if its a rip or not, but one looks very similary to
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Some good shit in here! Mickey Hands are so 2010-11. Let's move on people.

i would agree with you.....but the store in your sig carries this tee from Rocksmith spring 2012 line!



you have it in stock in black........it is overdone...maybe it got officially played out in 2010-11.....but....here we are in spring 2012 and its in your shop ( or the shop in your sig)

People derive inspiration from different places. Sometimes people look at things and don't subconsciously know that they're doing something similar to something they saw. A lot of street wear is about jacking any ways all the big brands do it, weather you know the reference or not. Its all on how you flip it that counts. I personally like the first 2 tees.

People derive inspiration from different places. Sometimes people look at things and don't subconsciously know that they're doing something similar to something they saw. A lot of street wear is about jacking any ways all the big brands do it, weather you know the reference or not. Its all on how you flip it that counts. I personally like the first 2 tees.

couldn't agree more.[/quote

im not really sure what you are trying to say, but if your saying that streetwear is based off of styling byting from the bigger brands, i'm going to have to disagree. a lot of brands on hear do try to jack what the big brands do, and theres a reason why they are at the level they are at, they fall into the shadows of the big brands.

but definitely, people do get lost on the thin line between inspiration and ripping. though, a lot of people do it purposely and think they can get away with it.
if your using public domains thats okay, but blatant ripping isnt.

People derive inspiration from different places. Sometimes people look at things and don't subconsciously know that they're doing something similar to something they saw. A lot of street wear is about jacking any ways all the big brands do it, weather you know the reference or not. Its all on how you flip it that counts. I personally like the first 2 tees.

couldn't agree more.

im not really sure what you are trying to say, but if your saying that streetwear is based off of styling byting from the bigger brands, i'm going to have to disagree. a lot of brands on hear do try to jack what the big brands do, and theres a reason why they are at the level they are at, they fall into the shadows of the big brands.

but definitely, people do get lost on the thin line between inspiration and ripping. though, a lot of people do it purposely and think they can get away with it.
if your using public domains thats okay, but blatant ripping isnt.

People derive inspiration from different places. Sometimes people look at things and don't subconsciously know that they're doing something similar to something they saw. A lot of street wear is about jacking any ways all the big brands do it, weather you know the reference or not. Its all on how you flip it that counts. I personally like the first 2 tees.

couldn't agree more.

im not really sure what you are trying to say, but if your saying that streetwear is based off of styling byting from the bigger brands, i'm going to have to disagree. a lot of brands on hear do try to jack what the big brands do, and theres a reason why they are at the level they are at, they fall into the shadows of the big brands.

but definitely, people do get lost on the thin line between inspiration and ripping. though, a lot of people do it purposely and think they can get away with it.
if your using public domains thats okay, but blatant ripping isnt.

Well lets take C&C for example they take high end logos and flip them. Im not saying that 100% of brands do it or do it all the time. But if you remember Stussy did a lot of that back in the day. But yeah straight biting without actually taking the time to do something creative or some what innovative is shit.