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Wow. What a meandering pointless piece of trash article. Clearly someone has never experienced anything other than poorly crafted and fitted jeans….. And has ideas about what they represent that belong in the 1960s.
2 mins of my life am never getting back! What an absolute disaster in story flow and information. What is this article even trying to articulate? Beacuse we are in the midst of a lockdown jeans become obsolete, well what about make-up, traditional wear, lingerie, perfumes, sunglasses, accessories, bags? Everything momentairly seems irrelavant but fashion & retail like most things is cyclical and once normalcy is attained, am sure these categories will jump back up. Also, it’s just an uneven comparison between brands like Diesel, Levi’s and Gstar some of these are not even on the same playing field.
So many other issues with this article, I could really keep going.
The author is truly uninformed and is just pushing their agenda to get rid of jeans, using this idea that jeans are no longer relevant as a political tool to stifle freedom of choice. Jeans are much more than just a type of clothing. Jeans represent fredom of expression, and that should not be silensed!
Such a poor article, maybe the author doesn’t even know that denim is being made in stretch (Yes 99% of the jeans available in market) and is as comfortable as any other pant. Also the author doesn’t seem to know the actual figures of the Indian market where denim is the category that has grown the most. Going around and taking your content from few articles which show bankruptcy of a few brands like g star etc I guess it only show poor research. Author also doesn’t seem to know that denim is a part of culture across Europe and other Southeast asian countries and has grown almost 300% during covid times. You can contact me for more enlightenment on the subject.
In my term the article is bakwas ( no use)
Wow. What a meandering pointless piece of trash article. Clearly someone has never experienced anything other than poorly crafted and fitted jeans….. And has ideas about what they represent that belong in the 1960s.
2 mins of my life am never getting back! What an absolute disaster in story flow and information. What is this article even trying to articulate? Beacuse we are in the midst of a lockdown jeans become obsolete, well what about make-up, traditional wear, lingerie, perfumes, sunglasses, accessories, bags? Everything momentairly seems irrelavant but fashion & retail like most things is cyclical and once normalcy is attained, am sure these categories will jump back up. Also, it’s just an uneven comparison between brands like Diesel, Levi’s and Gstar some of these are not even on the same playing field.
So many other issues with this article, I could really keep going.
The author is truly uninformed and is just pushing their agenda to get rid of jeans, using this idea that jeans are no longer relevant as a political tool to stifle freedom of choice. Jeans are much more than just a type of clothing. Jeans represent fredom of expression, and that should not be silensed!
This was a straight up hit piece on people who don’t wear masks… Loool what garbage
Such a poor article, maybe the author doesn’t even know that denim is being made in stretch (Yes 99% of the jeans available in market) and is as comfortable as any other pant. Also the author doesn’t seem to know the actual figures of the Indian market where denim is the category that has grown the most. Going around and taking your content from few articles which show bankruptcy of a few brands like g star etc I guess it only show poor research. Author also doesn’t seem to know that denim is a part of culture across Europe and other Southeast asian countries and has grown almost 300% during covid times. You can contact me for more enlightenment on the subject.
Yeah this was a horrible read. Some brands might be hurting but jeans will never die.