Feb 24, 2021
Cant pickidk what the problem is
Yt ppl
- Feb 24, 2021·1 replyHURRY UP TWO· edited
If a Nigga like Elton John did this yall niggas wouldn’t bat an eye
Edit: matter fact y’all would buy it just to impress white girls.
Support your legends.
That's becaue Elton John like to kiss ass. Andre like his ass kissed
- Feb 24, 2021·1 replyNot Like Josuke
That's becaue Elton John like to kiss ass. Andre like his ass kissed
And he prolly has a nice vegan ass
WINTER 🌨️Feb 24, 2021trash
Tomorrow 🪄Feb 24, 2021HURRY UP TWOAnd he prolly has a nice vegan ass
- Feb 24, 2021·4 repliesNot Like Josuke
Not really.
The hoodie itself just doesn't look like it warrants that much. It's just a screen printed design on a normal hoodie.
The hoodie is embroidered - the shirt is screen printed (says so in the item descriptions).
Also, items are made ethically with recycled, natural fibers in California. I understand s***ting on something as simple as a hoodie being $150 but this is the exact reason the clothing / fashion industry is such an exploitive pit on humanity.
Yes, if a child in an 3rd world country crafted the garment of cheaply made, synthetic materials then you could cop it at wal-mart at an every day low price of $2.99. Where the child make less than a penny for the work, the designer probably saw no credit because they were ripped off, and the earth suffers by more plastic and emissions being forced upon it.
He tells you exactly who he is partnering with to create these garments - everybody.world - and if you go browse their about us page then you get a better sense of who they are as a company. You do have to take some of their information at face value for sure (fair wages, etc) but this is honestly universes more than what the standard clothing company does.
- Feb 24, 2021gennycraig
The hoodie is embroidered - the shirt is screen printed (says so in the item descriptions).
Also, items are made ethically with recycled, natural fibers in California. I understand s***ting on something as simple as a hoodie being $150 but this is the exact reason the clothing / fashion industry is such an exploitive pit on humanity.
Yes, if a child in an 3rd world country crafted the garment of cheaply made, synthetic materials then you could cop it at wal-mart at an every day low price of $2.99. Where the child make less than a penny for the work, the designer probably saw no credit because they were ripped off, and the earth suffers by more plastic and emissions being forced upon it.
He tells you exactly who he is partnering with to create these garments - everybody.world - and if you go browse their about us page then you get a better sense of who they are as a company. You do have to take some of their information at face value for sure (fair wages, etc) but this is honestly universes more than what the standard clothing company does.
Thanks for the clarification
Feb 24, 2021·1 replygennycraigThe hoodie is embroidered - the shirt is screen printed (says so in the item descriptions).
Also, items are made ethically with recycled, natural fibers in California. I understand s***ting on something as simple as a hoodie being $150 but this is the exact reason the clothing / fashion industry is such an exploitive pit on humanity.
Yes, if a child in an 3rd world country crafted the garment of cheaply made, synthetic materials then you could cop it at wal-mart at an every day low price of $2.99. Where the child make less than a penny for the work, the designer probably saw no credit because they were ripped off, and the earth suffers by more plastic and emissions being forced upon it.
He tells you exactly who he is partnering with to create these garments - everybody.world - and if you go browse their about us page then you get a better sense of who they are as a company. You do have to take some of their information at face value for sure (fair wages, etc) but this is honestly universes more than what the standard clothing company does.
everybody.world is lit good looks
Feb 24, 2021so not only is he a GOAT level rapper, but hes a michelangelo level artist too
is there anything this man cant do!
Feb 24, 2021
innuendo
That looks cold
- Feb 24, 2021·1 replyCarmen is Composed
everybody.world is lit good looks
I am a Los Angeles apparel man myself but I am glad this introduced me to everybody.world. I will be checking them out for sure!
Feb 24, 2021Met 3 stacks before and he's a chill ass dude.
Feb 24, 2021innuendoThat’s actually hard af
Bernie X 🙊Feb 24, 2021Rapper merch always gon b $40+ for a t shirt, and $100+ for a hoodie even Andre 3000’s
- Bernie X 🙊Feb 24, 2021
Unless he doesn’t choose the prices or sumn
Feb 24, 2021I would never disrespect 3 stacks, but where would anybody else have found this sketch? Why would they monetize it? Is this just marketing merch? Weird
- Feb 24, 2021·1 replygennycraig
The hoodie is embroidered - the shirt is screen printed (says so in the item descriptions).
Also, items are made ethically with recycled, natural fibers in California. I understand s***ting on something as simple as a hoodie being $150 but this is the exact reason the clothing / fashion industry is such an exploitive pit on humanity.
Yes, if a child in an 3rd world country crafted the garment of cheaply made, synthetic materials then you could cop it at wal-mart at an every day low price of $2.99. Where the child make less than a penny for the work, the designer probably saw no credit because they were ripped off, and the earth suffers by more plastic and emissions being forced upon it.
He tells you exactly who he is partnering with to create these garments - everybody.world - and if you go browse their about us page then you get a better sense of who they are as a company. You do have to take some of their information at face value for sure (fair wages, etc) but this is honestly universes more than what the standard clothing company does.
Okay, then show me the cost of material and labor that went into it. Show me the profit margins. Ethics should entail transparency. Not just buzzwords to make you feel good.
Feb 24, 2021gennycraigThe hoodie is embroidered - the shirt is screen printed (says so in the item descriptions).
Also, items are made ethically with recycled, natural fibers in California. I understand s***ting on something as simple as a hoodie being $150 but this is the exact reason the clothing / fashion industry is such an exploitive pit on humanity.
Yes, if a child in an 3rd world country crafted the garment of cheaply made, synthetic materials then you could cop it at wal-mart at an every day low price of $2.99. Where the child make less than a penny for the work, the designer probably saw no credit because they were ripped off, and the earth suffers by more plastic and emissions being forced upon it.
He tells you exactly who he is partnering with to create these garments - everybody.world - and if you go browse their about us page then you get a better sense of who they are as a company. You do have to take some of their information at face value for sure (fair wages, etc) but this is honestly universes more than what the standard clothing company does.
Yeah this ain’t really nothing to hate on, if I had $150 for a hoodie right now I would buy this, I kinda hope he makes more s*** now
- Feb 24, 2021gennycraig
I am a Los Angeles apparel man myself but I am glad this introduced me to everybody.world. I will be checking them out for sure!
Been following everybody world for a lil while they’re pretty cool
- Feb 24, 2021·1 replyMango
Okay, then show me the cost of material and labor that went into it. Show me the profit margins. Ethics should entail transparency. Not just buzzwords to make you feel good.
This is simply not where we are as a society. How about you focus your efforts in transparency at step 1, not the final step. Companies like the one 3000 is partnering with is at least working to create a movement in this deeply rooted evil industry.
We have had decades of systems building to where we are now. A company who is grounded in ethical and sustainable practices is not going to ‘win’ by recreating the game - they will be snuffed out WAY before they have any meaningful and long lasting impact. They have to play the game then change it over time.
Be honest when answering this: do you think the average consumer would change their mind on a $150 hoodie if they were provided material, labor, and overhead costs that went into the product?
- Feb 24, 2021
150 for recycled cotton
Feb 24, 2021·1 replyOne of the only artists with ethically made merch. F*** fast fashion
- Feb 24, 2021
This the most Andre 3000 s*** ever
Feb 24, 2021
HURRY UP kiddash3rWe need a jerry seinfeld picture with an ant rn
Don't give the real Jerry any ideas man or he might make a Bee Movie 2 with ant characters
- Feb 24, 2021·1 replyeel eye
One of the only artists with ethically made merch. F*** fast fashion
i really wanna get the hoodie but 150$, idk