John Wick
formerly jayzonmytoes
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Not even surprised she tries so hard to be black and she still cant get it right that whiteness still shines strong in this one
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h&m is overpriced trash...who cares...
It is? I thought the reason it was popular was because it was cheap.
Yeah their cuts are decent, but that **** will last you half the party and turn to a pumpkin.Yeah H&M is dirt cheap. The quality is meh though. I was in a jam a few years back and bought a 3 piece suit for like $70 and actually got compliments
My mans sounding like a broke boyIt is? I thought the reason it was popular was because it was cheap.
LolYeah their cuts are decent, but that **** will last you half the party and turn to a pumpkin.
@22stylezh&m is overpriced trash...who cares...
It is? I thought the reason it was popular was because it was cheap.
Yeah their cuts are decent, but that **** will last you half the party and turn to a pumpkin.
Another day, another episode of corporate disrespect. This time from H&M who thought it would ok to use an ad showing a young Black boy wearing a sweatshirt saying “Coolest Monkey In The Jungle”.
It shouldn’t take something like this to remind us that there are MANY other Black owned fashion brands that make casual wear and that actually appreciate your money. Here are some:
Black Owned Alternatives to H&M
Savoir Faire
FROM CHRIS CLASSIC, THE CREATOR OF THE VIRAL “CORRECTED” IMAGE.
Fly Robotics
The Marathon Clothing
Sweet Knowledge
The BLAIRISMS
HGC Apparel
Sir&Madame
Fly Nerd
Philadelphia Print Works
Buried N Kulture
Power in One
The Brooklyn Circus
SMPL Industries
10.DEEP
HSTRY
Beautiful In Every Shade
Daily Paper
Kingdom Native
Because Of Them We Can
On.Us.Tees
Black Vibe Tribe
Pop Caven
The best alternative to H&M is probably 21 Men / The Men's section at Forever 21.
Forever 21 sells men’s clothes? I had no idea
I think this thought process is part of the problem. Our alternatives are whatever we chose to make it. Boxing ourselves in and thinking the only other options are other giant companies that don’t have our interests at heart is going to send us down the same road years from now.None of those are really H&M alternatives ...
Just clothing stores that are black owned, no?
Alternatives would be like Uniqlo, Zara, and to a certain extent J. Crew. Dunno if there are any out there that are black owned though.