If you're 45+ do you wear tops/jumpers with slogans on the front ?

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not necessarily the brand name, but a slogan of any kind.

I am wondering why anyone would want to wear something with any irrelevant slogan written on it e.g. Mint Velvet currently have a jumper with 'The Hamptons' written on the front. There is also one with thew words 'The Studio' in large print across the front. Just why and who wears these ?

Definitely not. Not to my taste. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a slogan and thought ‘oh yeah, that’s really cool’
I’m sure someone can pull it off somewhere but it’s not me.

No, I think they look naff.

No, probably not since I was a kid, I think they are chavvy.

Even logos must be small and discreet for me.

Yes, to my yoga class. I just wanted something comfy and not too expensive. The slogan is neither here nor there to me.

Not for me but everyone has different tastes, and my tastes aren't better than anyone else's.

No, I don’t. But there’s an infinite number of other things to wear, so I don’t see an issue in logo covered clothes existing for those who like them.

I'm 45 but I've never worn clothes with slogans.

Mayyyyyyyybe a casual t-shirt if it's merch from something I enjoyed like a great gig or a club I'm in. But just random assertions, no. I'm not going to work with "Be Kind" written on my tits.

no and it's really hard to find sweatshirts and hoodies without them on! They're in the same category as "live laugh love" signs IMO! I don't mind a small brand logo but no American states or "happy" type stuff thanks.

I do, i wear a lot of joanie, sugarhill etc who sometimes have things on their jumpers. I don’t really care what other people think though. I’m 46. i wear what i like.

Irredeemably naff.

I do. I have a few. I like them. I was looking at an apres ski one for winter

In your opinion!

I have a Bella Freud jumper with 1970 on the front. Does that count as a slogan? Her 1970 range is iconic but I actually bought my jumper because I was born in 1970 and I’m trying to face up to my age.

I'm only 40 but I wouldn't not wear them.
I love graphics and typography so anything that has graphics and nice typography on it I would wear.

I do have to roll my eyes at the Yale and Harvard sweatshirts in Primark though.

Sometimes, I literally do not care. I work from home, clothes are for comfort. I m almost blind to the occasional word salad added to clothes. I have some primark hoodies that have some words on them. I don't care.

Clothes judgment and clothes police are annoying.

Yes, not a huge fan but its often hard to find a plain sweat I like and sometimes it breaks up the expanse of sweat if that makes sense.

Of course, like all matters of taste! I bet people find things that I like naff.

I have a few. Wear them less often these days but I’m not against it iyswim. I have an old Bella Freud sweater with Love Hurts on the front, it’s lovely shade of pink so I do wear it sometimes. Got some graphic tees I like too.

Just remembered that I have a couple of Katherine Hamnett slogan T-shirts too, including the Wham classic Choose Life.

Can’t remember the brand but I also have a black cashmere jumper with ‘Ca Plane Pour Moi’ written in white. I used to wear it a lot 6-7 years ago so it’s pretty much trashed now and has retired to the back of my drawers. I used to live in France and had been through a bad time but turned the corner so the message resonated with me and it was a lovely soft sweater.

If I wear a slogan, which is usually very very occasionally, it’s because the slogan resonates with me or reminds me of something meaningful.

Yes, and the OP was asking for opinions

No, I don’t like slogans. My 20 year old daughter wears them but I def wouldn’t. Bella Freud did a range for M&S recently. I was certainly not going to buy a jumper for £130 that says ‘Wham Bam’ on it.

I’m 49 and wear things like that to my yoga classes, currently wearing Gilmore Girls and Harry Potter ones, I really need to grow up at some point!

No, not my thing. It's like buying your pre-teen anything with "Juicy" written on them.

I did get given a science based "joke" t shirt with a venn diagram on it, but I use that as a painting top in the house only.

I do to the gym, and anywhere I go on the way to the gym.