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Re:My visit to American Apparel by utsmokingaces on Thursday January 08, 2009 @01:53PM (#425413)
Having a logo or not has nothing to do with the fact AA looks ugly as hell. Many great clothing brands do not show their logos on some of their clothes.

"I don't want to pay for the privilege of wearing a billboard."

Your are paying $20 for a plain grey t-shirt. You don't think you are paying for the AA billboards that are everywhere??

Re:My visit to American Apparel by gamache on Thursday January 08, 2009 @01:58PM (#425418)
Having a logo or not has nothing to do with the fact AA looks ugly as hell.

Again, I am not sure what you want from a T-shirt. AA shirts fit me great -- better than any other manufacturer. What is ugly about a T-shirt that fits?

Re:My visit to American Apparel by utsmokingaces on Thursday January 08, 2009 @02:27PM (#425465)
I wrote "Have you seen their clothing? They are bland and tasteless." Not t-shirt.

I'm glad you are satisfied with your plain $20 t-shirt http://store.americanapparel.net/men-short-sleeves---t-shirt... based on it's fit and comfort.

In my subjective view, it just makes me sick to see American Apparel in other countries and people go in and see that "Americans" are about looking like 1970s high schoolers. Like it our not this brand does represent us.

Re:My visit to American Apparel by jamiequint on Thursday January 08, 2009 @04:09PM (#425639)
"Like it our not this brand does represent us."

What single brand does? American Apparel is a single clothing brand out of thousands that are exported from the US, and they are all different.

Certainly American Apparel represents a portion of the US, whether you like it or not.

Re:My visit to American Apparel by tsetse-fly on Friday January 09, 2009 @03:50AM (#426398)
AA produces t-shirts and underwear. Do you consider Hanes ugly and bland?

I think you're too busy trying to troll that you forget that they're not trying to be Dior or Gucci.