I remember paying 30 bucks for a white tshirt. I spilt a drop of coffee on it and no matter what I did, I could not get it out.
Fuck that.
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SituationCake@aussie.zone â¨2⊠â¨months⊠ago
Iâm really tired of the enshitification of clothes. You used to be able to wear, wash, even tumble dry a tshirt for years before it wore out. Now they go out of shape after a single wash. I would happily pay for good quality if it existed, but the extra $ for expensive brands is paying only for the logo, not quality. Iâve had a comedic realisation this is what it will be for the rest of my life, I donât see clothes quality going back to how it was. RIP my wardrobe forever. Welcome to the future - no world peace, flying cars or spaceships. Just shitty tshirts.
I remember paying 30 bucks for a white tshirt. I spilt a drop of coffee on it and no matter what I did, I could not get it out.
Fuck that.
itâs the caffeine, it sets when you wash it, it also fluoresces
it also fluoresces
Like sperm!
they both give life!!
Wait⌠we didnât get hoverboards?!
I order my Tâs from a yankee shop called âpro clubâ. They last me about 2 years or so for me, but then start to develop little holes. Probably easily fixed with a sewing kit. Theyâre pricey though. The shirts look cheap cause itâs in USD, but they really arenât. And however much you spend, thatâs also basically the price of shipping. i.e if you order $100 of T-Shirts, youâll pay another $100 in shipping = $200. Now double that, and thatâs your total cost in Aussie dollarydoos after tax.
For shirts, socks, and undies, I go with Kmart special. I get a few of the $10-$20 Kmart chinko shorts once a year, similar story with undies. My socks (thick workwear ones), have actually lasted me about 3 years at this point and havenât even worn through. The older ones feel a bit more compressed, but theyâre still completely fine. They were good purchases. Also from Kmart
melbaboutown@aussie.zone â¨2⊠â¨months⊠ago
^ I am not the lone voice raging against this!
Itâs so noticeable. And itâs going to lead to a Sam Vines cycle on buying shitty clothes while still not having anything good to wear.
Unfortunately op shops will get worse with lower quality donations inevitably coming in and sewing fabric is affected too