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A lot of Ye defense force in the comments.
My opinion: trash
Kanye x GAP collaboration will have you rummaging through garbage bags for clothes
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A lot of Ye defense force in the comments.
My opinion: trash
King Ye.
This is how most clothing stores look anyway because customers are savages. They unfold something, throw it back. These clothing stores are also understaffed so this is one more thing they don't need to bother refolding a million times a day.
This is how most clothing stores look anyway because customers are savages. They unfold something, throw it back. These clothing stores are also understaffed so this is one more thing they don't need to bother refolding a million times a day.
Don't worry, they'll be some Ye defense here but this shit is wild.
I'd be down for this if they were in a bunch of suitcases randomly strewn around the floor or piled on beds, chairs, and whatever other furniture is lying around. That's nice and familiar and gives me a better sense of what the clothing will actually look like once I bring it home
The spectacle of this is insanity. So pretty much grab whatever and wear it and look homeless??
GAP Worker: This is our Yeezy GAP collection. No wait, this is just a trash can. It's over there.
If that is how they want to sell it. It will and won't be a nightmare for the sales associates. Customers will create more of a mess trying to find what they want, but it will be easier to put it all back too (honestly since customers still make a mess anyways I'd say the latter counteracts the former).
And well, unless they have created a really hot fad I doubt it will sell well. Customers will lose interest quick trying to go through things, they can't see what they are buying, and it looks like dirty clothes so it doesn't really create an impulse to go look/buy (they'd have to already want it to bother so hopefully they already got people interested before going into the store cause that won't create any impulse buying at all). There's a reason most marketing wants stores to present the items in a nice way to make them look shiny (some even send in reps to make sure everything is all presented nice). Presentation is a big part of selling.
And well, unless they have created a really hot fad I doubt it will sell well. Customers will lose interest quick trying to go through things, they can't see what they are buying, and it looks like dirty clothes so it doesn't really create an impulse to go look/buy (they'd have to already want it to bother so hopefully they already got people interested before going into the store cause that won't create any impulse buying at all). There's a reason most marketing wants stores to present the items in a nice way to make them look shiny (some even send in reps to make sure everything is all presented nice). Presentation is a big part of selling.
i think it's funny
just toss it all on top? seems easier than having to fold and hang shit.
Honestly feels like a Nathan For You bit.
The plan: cut down on staffing costs by forcing customers to pick their clothing out of a bag. Charge a premium for this as its "art".
The plan: cut down on staffing costs by forcing customers to pick their clothing out of a bag. Charge a premium for this as its "art".
Cause they don't think there's anything to forgive š¤·š»āāļø
i've never worked in clothing retail, but i wonder. if the clean up is throwing the stuff back on the pile, maybe it's easier?
Pre-trashed for easy disposal. Hopefully some uninformed janitor drags those garbage bags to the dumpster where Ye's shit belongs.
.....I loved ye. It probably didn't intend to say anything meaningful, but it helped me recognize and acknowledge some of my personal mental health problems, and nudged me to start working through them. Plus it's got some catchy hooks.
Kanye West needs professional psychiatric help but he's wealthy enough that everybody is afraid to tell him so.
That's not COVID safe
Imagine how many hands and probably shoes have touched your sweater before you collect it. Gross.
Imagine how many hands and probably shoes have touched your sweater before you collect it. Gross.
asshole is probably laughing his ass off making the poors rummage through trash bags for his shitty sweaters and then paying money for it
I hope someone lights a match on each of those, then after they are all ashes, put those fires out with a fire extinguisher. Gotta think safety.
Feel bad for the Gap workers who have to go around and pick these clothes up off the ground every few minutes. On the plus side they can just crumple them up and throw them back in the trash I mean trash bag.
reminds me of the high school theater show sketch on snl.
"you thought it's fashion, but it's actually.......trash!"
"whoa!"
That goes for practically any clothing store though. In terms of rummaging through, but yeah all that shit is gonna end up on the ground multiple times from people digging through and dumping shit.
But you think Ye gives a fuck about COVID anything? Dude is completely out of touch.
I doubt he doesn't hear it. More likely he's wealthy enough to shop around for a psychiatrist to tell him he's doing better every day.
Haha nah this would actually be way easier. Just toss the clothes back into the trash bag, no hangers, no wrinkles, and no fucks given.