ripcityboy
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When I think of the cheap Pumas and Converse I had as a kid.... (sigh.) I'd probably fit right in with the hipster crowd on Hawthorne with some of that stuff.
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When I think of the cheap Pumas and Converse I had as a kid.... (sigh.) I'd probably fit right in with the hipster crowd on Hawthorne with some of that stuff.
I'm dubbing some home movies from 1986, saw me rocking the blue chucks.
I got Jordans now b/c my parents wouldn't let me get them back in the day. Usually had the mid-level Nikes like Air Forces and some Reebok Blacktop/Above the Rims.
I imagine there's a pretty good market out there on the web from vintage clothing addicts for that kind of stuff. If you could find a way to encapsulate a fart smell from the 80's, you can sell it online now at $200 bucks a whiff.
Dude, Tommy Hilfiger shit from the 90s is pretty hot right now.
Some of my favorite stores for this:
http://www.foralltoenvy.com/collections/t-shirts
http://andstillclothing.com/collections/vintage-shirts
I spend way too much money on this shit.
I was such a huge Cliffy fan I had Reebok pumps in 1991. Damn things were like 89 bucks at GI Joes and I had to pay for them myself, but they were awesome.
Yeah. The internet has made stuff extremely available and high priced. I used to collect vinyl and have my jaw drop at some of the prices people are asking nowadays for vintage albums. Of course, they got the sh_t from their dead parents, and then they neglect to correctly identify the condition, and are too lazy to correctly package it. But at 100 bucks an album, who cares about that kind of stuff!!!
Jesus, I was looking at a record setup with a speaker that was made to "look vintage" it was like 5 thousand bucks. so crazy.
Yes. El, if you shop online for ANYTHING, I recommend that you join a collectors group on the Internet or Facebook of that certain memorabilia. Fellow collectors can fill you in on scams, ripoffs, and stores in the general area to still clear from. I've saved myself a lot of personal grief by doing this.
Converse Allstars and Chuck Tayors!When I think of the cheap Pumas and Converse I had as a kid.... (sigh.) I'd probably fit right in with the hipster crowd on Hawthorne with some of that stuff.
The real hipsters still rock Avia or roos (I was really tempted to cop an Avia Drexler t-shirt off ebay)
If there was ever a group to spend your life trying to disassociate yourself from, it would be this one.

Wow, and I thought I was deprived when, as a child in the '60's, my parents would only buy my brothers and I the J.C. Penney knock off versions of the Chuck Taylor's, instead of the real thing. I battle self esteem issues to this day......I'm dubbing some home movies from 1986, saw me rocking the blue chucks.
I got Jordans now b/c my parents wouldn't let me get them back in the day. Usually had the mid-level Nikes like Air Forces and some Reebok Blacktop/Above the Rims.
Wow, and I thought I was deprived when, as a child in the '60's, my parents would only buy my brothers and I the J.C. Penney knock off versions of the Chuck Taylor's, instead of the real thing. I battle self esteem issues to this day......
Nope, Oden's mom obviously bought him the best damn kicks available.........in multiple styles.......And blue Chucks?? When I got a summer job and could finally afford to buy my own Chucks, they only came in black and white. How did we survive???I feel your remembered pain. My mom worked at Sears so I got the Sears knock offs. I'm pretty sure that the size of my genitalia were adversely impacted. Greg Oden's mom never made him wear knock offs, right?
Wow, and I thought I was deprived when, as a child in the '60's, my parents would only buy my brothers and I the J.C. Penney knock off versions of the Chuck Taylor's, instead of the real thing. I battle self esteem issues to this day......
Yeah i rock black vnecks and jeans with some pretty nice leather sneakers. I always dress like I'm in the swedish house mafiaWhen I buy shoes (and clothes) I typically care about two things: 1. How comfortable they are and 2. Not standing out in a bad or good way. I usually want my apparel to draw as little attention as possible.
PF Flyers. Run faster, jump higher....Roos, now that is a blast from the past.
