Who said he wore it while working? - #85882699 added by lesmiserables at Douché

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(03/05/2013) [-]

Am I the only one that thinks North Face is a decent brand?

I mean, their jackets are warm as ****, I have one for when I go skiing.

I also just recently bought a really nice coat for work.

Am I a douche?

#69 to #18 - deadmice

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North Face make decent coats, but they charge for the brand, and so you end up paying as much for the northface jacket as you would for one that is 2-3x better, just without the north face logo on it.

#29 to #18 - blackhawksfan

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Not saying North Face is a **** brand...saying its a douche move to name expensive brands just to show how, "successful" you are. Also a North face for work? Do they even make work coats?

#71 to #29 - jalthelas

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They make coats that are similar to pea coats, except they zip up.

It's been pretty cold here, so I wear it in the morning on the way to work.

#37 to #29 - lesmiserables

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(03/05/2013) [-]

Who said he wore it while working?

#19 to #18 - aussiepridevil

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(03/05/2013) [-]

only if you brag to broski's about your "northface"

also what the **** up is with your american brands, in australia we have quicksilver and billabong, some real australian names, what's with american brand-names.

i dont understand your country

#25 to #19 - ivoryhammer

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I don't really understand either, I think it's something about how some brands cost more than another, so showing off a brand of clothing is like a money thing, sort of like how black celebrities buy all the stupid jewelry

#20 to #19 - jalthelas

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I don't know.

I don't buy a lot of my clothing from popular brands.

America is what it is.

I don't understand trends and all that ****, being as I live in a secluded town in the mountains, with no large stores within 100 miles.