Do you get paid for logo clothing?

Oxy · 12-20-2013, 05:06 AM

Its a source of mystery to some as to why it is seen to be 'cool' to wear the clothing manufacturer's logo all over themselves.

Why would anyone want to walk around with a company name splashed across their shirt?

The store or brand that sold you the shirt won't actually pay you for doing their advertising for them, and you will just look like thousands of other people who went to the same store.

In the UK, this is highly noticeable.

Personally, I would feel a bit of a plonker walking into a bar with a shirt that had 'Adidas' or some other brand stamped on the front.

Its the same with replica sports clothing (particularly ugly in the UK I have to say).

Anyone who wheres replica sports clothing in a bar should be made to run in the London Marathon. Anyone with a large brand logo on their shirt should be made to work in the factory that made it.

12-20-2013, 05:06 AM	#1 (permalink)
Oxy Groupie Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 50	Do you get paid for logo clothing? Its a source of mystery to some as to why it is seen to be 'cool' to wear the clothing manufacturer's logo all over themselves. Why would anyone want to walk around with a company name splashed across their shirt? The store or brand that sold you the shirt won't actually pay you for doing their advertising for them, and you will just look like thousands of other people who went to the same store. In the UK, this is highly noticeable. Personally, I would feel a bit of a plonker walking into a bar with a shirt that had 'Adidas' or some other brand stamped on the front. Its the same with replica sports clothing (particularly ugly in the UK I have to say). Anyone who wheres replica sports clothing in a bar should be made to run in the London Marathon. Anyone with a large brand logo on their shirt should be made to work in the factory that made it.