Can someone explain the streetwear meme to me A tracksuit, hoody

something to do with sport*

>>12567849
Viral marketing.

Supreme in particular rose to power by sloppily rebranding Hanes t-shirts and hoodies and charging triple the price while intentionally keeping quantities low to fabricate obscurity and exclusivity.

>>12567849
>A tracksuit, hoody and sneakers is not a good outfit to wear outside at home or something to
This is a step away from "people dress too casually nowadays." I agree with you to a certain extent because of my own biases but given how casually people dress now I don't think this meme is too far gone.
Seems cut from the same cloth as the "athleisure" trend desu

File: 32f2ba78-4c0a-4d6b-809c-afee88c68257..jpg (172KB, 1440x2560px) Image search: [Google]

172KB, 1440x2560px

Just copped a memetee myself.

File: 1496104276487.jpg (49KB, 640x552px) Image search: [Google]

49KB, 640x552px

>itt faggots that dont know how to swag

>>12568132
>44$ for a goddamn t-shirt

>>12568366
Are you new? Supreme is shit but $44 is not an insane price, far from it.

>>12568385
It will be after fuccboi resells it on ebay for $140.

>>12568385
supreme quality is not totally shit. however the brand is subjective

>>12568536
Supreme is meme shit

Superdry is unironically better

>>12569531
get fucked

superdry/hollister/zara/poorfaggayshit is half a step up from nigger tier H&M

to say Supreme stitching and fabrics are this bad is pathetic

File: Superdry_logo_logotipo.png (82KB, 4810x1390px) Image search: [Google]

82KB, 4810x1390px

>>12569531
super dry just stole the supreme logo
kek

>>12569558
>muh fancy red logo

kys

>>12569591
dude

i don't even like supreme

>'muh' X
>kys

i remember my first month on the chan

The hip new youth of the 21st century is characterized by the throwing off of the old world'a shackles. Like anyone, they are willing to overpay to show off their hot branding. However, unlike previous generations, enlightenment in their time is characterized by connecting with those outside of one's own social/monetary class. Young people find connection through street wear because outwardly one might not know whether it costs $10 or $200, but inwardly (with those in their own upper echelons) he can brag subtly or overtly that his clothing is extremely expensive.

In other words, it allows for great adaptability. Around poor people, its normal poor people stuff. Around rich people, one can still brag all the same as if it were an Hermes tie.

>>12567849

where do i find hoodies like in the OP that FIT NICELY? everytime i buy one of these they look terrible, saggy, and have an embarassing looking pouch at the front.