EPTTitle says it all, me and my friend are trying to figure out if this site is a scam. What are your opinions?
TR are usually like 200-300 dollars..while most of these are barely 100 dollars
Is this site legit?
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Kurai
Canada167 Posts
Title says it all, me and my friend are trying to figure out if this site is a scam. What are your opinions? TR are usually like 200-300 dollars..while most of these are barely 100 dollars | ||
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Neivler
Norway911 Posts
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Kuraii
Canada20 Posts
On October 11 2010 04:39 Neivler wrote: What the hell? Religious jeans? That one was new :\ its just the name of the brand LOl | ||
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leetchaos
United States395 Posts
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Mickey
United States2606 Posts
On October 11 2010 04:49 leetchaos wrote: $100 for a pair of jeans? Sounds like a scam to me! The idea that self-esteem can be purchased is something incredibly prevalent in our modern society. | ||
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OpticalShot
Canada6330 Posts
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Spartan
United States2030 Posts
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wooozy
3813 Posts
On October 11 2010 05:01 Spartan wrote: I never understood why people have to pay hundreds of dollars for a pair of jeans that look like Levi's except with a few tears, fades, and so forth. Meh, people pay for brands they like. Been going on for .. forever pretty much. | ||
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VonLego
United States519 Posts
A quick google of Aritzia shows that it is a bit more involved than just a pair of jeans. I'm not sure if that really applies in the same way -- but yeah again I have a hard time stomaching the concept of three digits on a piece of clothing that isn't something formal, a coat, or a dress. I'm not really into spending large sums of money for clothing. A pair of jeans "should" cost about $40, and if you're patient you can find those same jeans for under $20. With how rarely an adult male actually burns through a pair of jeans, the patience involved is not hard. I'm not saying buy a cheap-o pair of jeans because they're all the same --- they're not. "You get what you pair for" is a very true statement, but it only goes so far. Think of a log graph. X axis: Price Y axis: Quality level Domain: (2, 10) ![[image loading]](http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~piccard/huwe/logarithm.jpg) | ||
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HwangjaeTerran
Finland5967 Posts
On October 11 2010 05:06 wooozy wrote: Meh, people pay for brands they like. Been going on for .. forever pretty much. Meh, people are fucking stupid. Been going on for ..forever pretty much. | ||
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Squeegy
Finland1166 Posts
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Pyrrhuloxia
United States6700 Posts
I dunno I can see what they mean by materialism being a religion, since it is a metaphysical approach for Marxists and confused capitalists and such. | ||
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Piste
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Loli
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Also nobody responded to the OPs question to which I suggest this: http://reviews.ebay.com/Authenticating-TRUE-RELIGION-A-pictorial-guide_W0QQugidZ10000000001675835 The jeans in the OP link are MOST LIKELY counterfeit/fake, as to the authenticity to the actual site shipping you the jeans I can't say. | ||
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sMi.EternaL
United States162 Posts
I guess to each his own but seriously, even when I was making bank overseas I'd never buy something that ridiculous. Just sayin', to me, payin' more than 50$ for jeans is not legit it's stupid  | ||
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OhThatDang
United States4685 Posts
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Gogleion
United States534 Posts
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Bosu
United States3247 Posts
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YiukeDukem
United States125 Posts
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Urth
United States1249 Posts
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eieio
United States14512 Posts
"You are currently browsing our true religion jeans online store where you will definitely have a pretty satisfying shopping...Our clothingjeansmall.com will keep on striving to supply top-ranking true religion clothing with popular styles and big-league service for our honorific buyers. " I have to both agree and disagree with the people in this thread who are against the idea of >$40 jeans. Well-fitted raw denim can look nice enough to easily be worth the price. However, there are much better choices than TR if this is what you're looking for. If price is enough of a concern that you're looking at bootlegged denim, you could get a nicer pair of raw denim jeans for much cheaper(I got an excellent pair of shrink to fit levis for way under $100 and I've heard good things about the sub-$80 unbranded jeans at urban outfitters http://search.urbanoutfitters.com/?q=unbranded). If you're looking to spend a fair amount, however, you could get some APC new standards for around $150 and never need another pair of jeans again. | ||
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krndandaman
Mozambique16569 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
To summarize the huge flame-war that's oncoming, people will tell you a) TR jeans suck vs. other brands for similar price, you are an idiot b) jeans that cost over $40 aren't worth it, you are an idiot In the end, it's really just your own preference. | ||
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lvatural
United States347 Posts
1. Bottom statement is pure English fail. 2. Pricing scheme of all jeans at a constant $78 is just...what? 3. They keep the mailing address and phone number secret. You can only contact them by email and livechat. I'm guessing they're in some foreign country (cough cough...China). Friend of mine spent $250 on TR jeans O_O. Levi's are good for me but to each his own. | ||
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KurtistheTurtle
United States1966 Posts
On October 11 2010 04:49 leetchaos wrote: $100 for a pair of jeans? Sounds like a scam to me! $700 for a box that sits in your house which can manipulate colored dots on a screen? sounds like a scam to me! if clothing is what you do its what you do | ||
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