Do you wear clothes with decals, logos, sports teams, etc? Which ones??

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In your everyday clothes, do you wear clothes with company logos, sports team names, sayings, cartoon characters, etc? Which ones???? Or do you prefer plain clothing????????
 

Not normally. Iā€™ve got one pair of blue & purple leggings with Reebox written on one leg.
In fact most of my leggings have a small decal at the back just below waistline and occasionally I wear one of my husbands company shirts but not to advertise, just because they are extra big on me which I like at times.
 

I wear printed t-shirts most of the time. Most are souvenirs from my travels. I am long retired and don't dress fancy. I have visited 18 countries there is a lot of variety. We enjoyed traveling, so they bring back pleasant memories. Right now I am wearing one with a picture of a bear from Yellowstone Park.
 
gruntlabor said:
Most of us are walking advertisements. Smooth move, Big Business. Especially annoying are laptop computers. and handbags.
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we explained to our kids when younger that companies used to pay for billboards....... and now they ask you to pay to be the billboard..........

we don't wear any logos ads and neither do our kids.... now grown up they still remember the billboard line we used when they were young
 
Most of my t-shirts have been bought on our travels, so they have the place printed om them. I also have a set of t-shirts with the images of the military aircraft I have flown.
 
I don't even wear patterned clothing. I dress as simply and as plain as possible.
I love design, but not on my body, clothing, jewelry, footwear or my surroundings.
Completely turned off by anything rich and ornate.
 
I have an Auburn University sweatshirt and a t-shirt from a farmer's produce store.

I am not fond of shirts with company logos on them. My clothes are from Lands End, TJ Maxx, and LL Bean, mostly. They are usually purchases from thrift stores or eBay -- and look new for a steep discount.
 
There's another thread running that's much the same as this one: "Do you buy or look for designer labels?" In that thread I made the point that I do indeed wear designer labels, it's a label that I have the monopoly of:
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Nathan said:
No logos or branding, I don't do free advertising.
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Same here. I don't do any free advertising and when I buy a car and it has the dealer's sticker on it, I tell them to take it off before I take delivery of it. About the only thing I have that has a brand name on it are a few Under Armour shirts.

Speaking of UA shirts, I compared them to Walmart's dry-fit shirts and there is very little difference besides the price. I paid $25.00 for a UA shirt and $8.00 for a Walmart dry-fit shirt.
 
Over 20 years ago my son attended a Jobs Fair at MIT and most booths gave him t-shirts with their logo on it which he gave to me. I wear a lot of defunct logos that were in business for a few minutes! I think only one logo is still in existence. Something called Microsoft or something like that.
 
I wear a few Prince & Fox shirts and jackets because they have a neat little geometric fox head logo embroidery or decal on them. I also have a few Fox Racing shirts and sweats. I may also have a Nike or Adidas shirt or two, but they carry no personal meaning for meā€¦
 
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