200? I don't think I've spent more than 60 on a pair of jeans before myself. And yeah, I agree that the sweater looks nice. I wouldn't spend that much for it, but like I said, some brands you have to expect to pay a fair amount more for.
I can understand situations where they're selling uniquely designed items, like coats, and shirts. You can't exactly go to the next store and buy the same thing (well, sometimes you can). But for hoodies and jeans? I don't know.
In my opinion, spending an extra $150 is not going to improve the style, material, or design SO significantly that it's worth the cost. Some people clearly think otherwise, or these brands wouldn't be in business.
I can understand situations where they're selling uniquely designed items, like coats, and shirts. You can't exactly go to the next store and buy the same thing (well, sometimes you can). But for hoodies and jeans? I don't know.
In my opinion, spending an extra $150 is not going to improve the style, material, or design SO significantly that it's worth the cost. Some people clearly think otherwise, or these brands wouldn't be in business.
Sweater looks good, but i agree with what these guys are saying. I would spend the money on something like a watch, sunglasses, or a nice casual jacket.
no offense nicole.. but that hoodie looks pretty plain to me.. and unless the quality of the fabric justifies the price i wouldn't suggest you getting it.. which really doesn't.. considering it's 65% polyester and 35% cotton..=\
Why don't you just buy a gift card for Metrotown or something and go help him pick out some casual clothes at various stores? Make a day of it.
Unless he really hates shopping.
But I'd say you'd probably find nice clothes for way less money, and then you can guarantee he'll like it and it'll look good. There's no sense paying that much for a hoodie unless you really want the brand names.
Loves shopping but a gift card just seems so impersonal. He doesn't wear cheap clothing so something a little more expensive just makes sense.
He literally only owns one hoodie...and wears it all the time when he doesn't have to be in a suit. The problem is I just have no idea what brand it is. I guess it would be weird to e-mail his mom to see if she knows...he doesn't have sisters...grr.
Hey, Finished, but my wife and I didn't have a lot of gifts to pick up and most of it was done online because they had to be sent across the country anyway. A few of the gifts around here ended up being framed prints anyway so they were a joy to do... nothing like a little shameless self promotion around the holidays...
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try shades of greige, specifically this one? simple but looks sharp.
http://www.revolveclothing.com/DisplayProduct.jsp?product=SHAD-MS140&c=Shades+of+Greige&d=b
(I bought a pair yesterday too :D)
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I can understand with suits or a winter jacket or something, but even just a hoodie that's kinda insane.
Then again, with that brand you can't expect anything less.
i'm not one of them, just pointing it out :smile:
And yeah, I agree that the sweater looks nice. I wouldn't spend that much for it, but like I said, some brands you have to expect to pay a fair amount more for.
In my opinion, spending an extra $150 is not going to improve the style, material, or design SO significantly that it's worth the cost. Some people clearly think otherwise, or these brands wouldn't be in business.
Unless he really hates shopping.
But I'd say you'd probably find nice clothes for way less money, and then you can guarantee he'll like it and it'll look good. There's no sense paying that much for a hoodie unless you really want the brand names.
He literally only owns one hoodie...and wears it all the time when he doesn't have to be in a suit. The problem is I just have no idea what brand it is. I guess it would be weird to e-mail his mom to see if she knows...he doesn't have sisters...grr.
Try to sneak a look at the tag. "Want a back/neckrub?" :P
I was thinking of those totem pole models they have in Gastown. But those are so costly.
maple syrup in leaf shaped bottles. totem poles, scarfs with canada on it, etc.
you get the picture.
smoked salmon is a pretty good one, or bc ice wine.
Finished, but my wife and I didn't have a lot of gifts to pick up and most of it was done online because they had to be sent across the country anyway. A few of the gifts around here ended up being framed prints anyway so they were a joy to do... nothing like a little shameless self promotion around the holidays...