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Slogan jumper (meant as fun)

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Brillenbar Sun 22-Oct-17 15:12:09

So would you :

https://www.matchesfashion.com/products/1171835?utm_source=criteo&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=lf_w_uk_desktop

Or
https://www.brora.co.uk/shop/cashmere-jean-genie-jumper

And why?

Or just get a navy jumper and some embroidery thread and diy wit your own song reference/ philosophical insight?

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YouWereRight Sun 22-Oct-17 15:19:16

We'll, because they sell, I suppose.

If you want to go down that route, why holey jeans? Why acid wash jeans? Why not just buy fabric and make your own? Because people can't, or don't want to.

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ILostItInTheEarlyNineties Sun 22-Oct-17 15:22:17

It looks like a pyjama top, sorry.
I don't like slogans on tops but as slogans go, it's inoffensive. I wouldn't pay the eye watering price though!

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tempstamos Sun 22-Oct-17 16:10:15

I love a slogan Top/Jumper! Not keen on either of those and wouldn’t pay that price for a slogan top as I see it as a more comfy, casual item. I find my favourites in Zara or on ASOS normally.

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Heratnumber7 Sun 22-Oct-17 16:13:12

I wouldn’t buy either for £290!

I wouldn’t buy them for £29 either mind. I don’t like slogans on clothes.

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CountFosco Sun 22-Oct-17 16:15:23

It's Bella Freud innit, that's why people do it. SusieSoSo agrees with you.

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CountFosco Sun 22-Oct-17 16:23:12

And here as well. Keep meaning to buy a jumper in a sale and do this, so far I've just got slogan t-shirts.

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SilentlyScreamingAgain Sun 22-Oct-17 16:25:01

I don't feel I could commit to a slogan, I'd like a blackboard and chalk.

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ownedbySWD Sun 22-Oct-17 16:27:09

I don't like words on my clothes.

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CountFosco Sun 22-Oct-17 16:34:18

Silently it took me ages to commit. I have a t-shirt from Hirsute History that says 'Rosalind' on it because I'm a biochemist. And I'm a Doctor Who fan so got one that says 'Don't Blink'. Almost got one that said 'Spoilers' then realised I probably didn't want that on my tits blush.

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