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01-16-2023, 10:38 AM
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Supreme is officially dead
Any of you ****gits hypebeasts?
It looks like the day has finally come, supreme is dead.
For anyone who isn't aware, supreme is a skateboard clothing brand that grew to the become the hottest, most coveted streetwear brand of them all. With (mostly) all of their products selling out on drop day (one drop a week during seasonal collections) and immediately being re-sold for a higher than retail price. And their retail prices are already high af.
Well for years supreme was getting hotter and hotter, with $150 hoodies being resold for thousands of dollars. Even doing a collab with fashion powerhouse louis vuitton.
It seems supreme's reign is coming to an end. In the past few years they have changed how they operate to try to make it so the average consumer can actually buy their clothes for retail prices. Something they have done along with decline in demand has lead the brand to now discounting stock on their website to liquidate excess, unsold merch. Supreme and sale have never been words mentioned in the same breath before now.
Laughing at the clown brokie hypebeasts who spend all their dough on overpriced supreme just for the hype to finally flatten out.
It looks like the day has finally come, supreme is dead.
For anyone who isn't aware, supreme is a skateboard clothing brand that grew to the become the hottest, most coveted streetwear brand of them all. With (mostly) all of their products selling out on drop day (one drop a week during seasonal collections) and immediately being re-sold for a higher than retail price. And their retail prices are already high af.
Well for years supreme was getting hotter and hotter, with $150 hoodies being resold for thousands of dollars. Even doing a collab with fashion powerhouse louis vuitton.
It seems supreme's reign is coming to an end. In the past few years they have changed how they operate to try to make it so the average consumer can actually buy their clothes for retail prices. Something they have done along with decline in demand has lead the brand to now discounting stock on their website to liquidate excess, unsold merch. Supreme and sale have never been words mentioned in the same breath before now.
Laughing at the clown brokie hypebeasts who spend all their dough on overpriced supreme just for the hype to finally flatten out.
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01-16-2023, 10:44 AM
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How many feet are you legally required to stay away from skateparks, op?
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Dat feel when you taste sweat in your mustache crew
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01-16-2023, 10:46 AM
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I always that that was one of the stupidest trends to come out of the idiocy of “social” media. Buying overpriced normal stuff just to snap an IG pic and resell it. Everyone knows you are frauding so they do it too. Just so odd
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01-16-2023, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted By KurtMussell⏩
Its actually yoga studios, lamaze classes, women's cheese and wine nights, and midwife societies than I have to keep 100 meters from you big ****gitHow many feet are you legally required to stay away from skateparks, op?
money, cars, clothes and hoes is all a miscer knows
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