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Originally posted by illmaticnyc dude its not that serious. i just wanted a shirt. didnt know it was that deep to you.

i'm a business man...i'm about money so i don't take those who cut corners for personal gain while suppliers take the hit....artist in this case...

money is money, if your old enough to make it, your old enough to value your purchases. it's part of growing up i guess....and by that i mean i understand how $50 for a t-shirt is over board, but some people pay the price if they firmly believe that the shirt is of that value to them. you can go to tshirt.com and have them print one for you if you are concerned about your budget.

you pay for what you get...

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Personally I would never buy a 50$ T shirt unless it was for an interview or something to land me a better paying job. To make a Vandit shirt for example would take no more than 5$ including the shirt itself and the iron on emblem and probably the labor to make it. The reason why I DONT buy the artist shirts because the prices are seriously inflated and its not in my budget. If I had the same type of finances as a top name DJ such as PVD I am sure I could afford one in every color. Quality is one thing when it comes to clothes and its something I can appreciate and if you have the money to throw around thats great but that brand name thing is exactly what it was then, its so "high school". If I had to compare 2 shirts exactly the same standards in quality and the brand name one is more expensive I am going to have to go for the cheaper one. I'd rather keep the extra 20$ in my pocket and live without whoever's name writen on the shirt.

PS. Dani cool site. I think this shirt is cool but I dont like the color.

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jesus... way to get out of control. I dont blame him, I've wanted to get that red ferry corsten tshirt forever, but that shit's more expensive than armani or guess...

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