Clothing Cringe - From shitty trends to how they're marketed

[Basic Bleach]

I am always surprised that corduroy is still used to make pants. Didn't enough people get traumatised as kids, walking down a quiet elementary school hallway wearing THE loudest pants ever?

Clearly not enough people were traumatized by being stuffed into pants stiff enough to follow you down those hallways untenanted.
Corduroy in children's clothing should have been a punishable offense.

 

[dry roasted]

kaftko.com Actually found this one through a reddit thread where men were complaining about how boring men's fashion is and how they don't have as many options as women. A Chinese guy says he's buying this stuff, presumably as his everyday style, because he likes the way "traditional" clothing like kaftans and dohti drape. Those are rollerskates.

 

[tehpope]

This showed up on my Amazon front page

Amazon, why?

https://archive.ph/Bq5BR

 

[Polexia Aphrodisia]

I'm sorry but seeing deformed people model clothing makes the clothing a lot less appealing.

This includes Downs models (which are increasingly common) and people whose fat distribution leaves them looking like garbage bags full of spoiling lard.

 

[lonelygorl15]

This showed up on my Amazon front page
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Amazon, why?

https://archive.ph/Bq5BR

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https://youtube.com/watch?v=LIj5Y9lR-Ls

But it's sooooo iNcLuSiVe!! You got 6 fatties, two skinnies and one which might be a man, a cripple, an older lady, and one muslim. All that's missing is the ugly vitiligo model and the down syndrome model. And of course most of the models are POC or undetermined because fuck you whitey.

Agreed that is uncomfortable to look at the disabled models. Like sorry about the shitty hand life dealt you, truly, but the majority of shoppers are going to put off by it. There seems to be very little representation of models that aren't 5'10 and 115 pounds, or 5'4 and 350 pounds.