People On Twitter Are 1000% Done With Clothing With Random Words
"IF I WANTED TO BUY WORDS I'D GO TO THE BOOKSTORE."
If you've been shopping recently you might have noticed that we're currently in the age of the slogan tee (and sweatshirt, and jacket, and jeans).
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While it has been a trend for a while, it's safe to say people are absolutely fed up with it. And now they're taking their frustrations out on Twitter.
WHY DO STORES PUT WORDS ON PERFECTLY FINE CLOTHES? IF I WANTED TO BUY WORDS ID GO TO THE BOOKSTORE
For example, this girl had a lot of questions regarding the places/foods/things that were splashed all over sweatshirts.
winbutlers / Via Twitter: @winbutlers
This person wasn't entirely sold on the trend until they found this shirt.
jewelfg / Via Twitter: @jewelfg
This person *almost* found a basic neutral colored shirt until...
umsassy / Via Twitter: @umsassy
And this person didn't notice the tiny writing at the top of the shirt until taking a closer look.
Just when you think you spotted a cute shirt, Forever 21 found some way to ruin it, yet again 🤦♀️
This person questioned if brands were even trying to be clever anymore, or if they've just given up.
shxmshots_ / Via Twitter: @shxmshots_
And this person wasn't too stoked to be saying hi to random strangers.
gingerrspicee / Via Twitter: @gingerrspicee
This person wanted to let the shirt do the talking instead...
masonm23 / Via Twitter: @masonm23
And this person found a dad joke that came to life.
NoahCKopp / Via Twitter: @NoahCKopp
And finally, this person realized that even high fashion isn't exempt from weird slogans.
harrystyleslive / Via Twitter: @harrystylesIive
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What do you think about clothes with random phrases and slogans on them?
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vote votesLove them! Why speak when my clothes can do it for me?
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vote votesHate them! I don't need a shirt to tell everyone I love tacos.
