Fashion

[Drythe]

Only University logo at sports events, and purses 👜.

[hsawaknow]

I dont wear clothing with writing on it. the story of PLW is such a simple one. Alaina bought a bunch of plain t-shirts, bought paints and markers and wrote inspiring messages and gave them to her friends,who encouraged her to sell them. 

IMO they are expensive and I would rather buy something plain then have a huge message across my chest. 

I wear a necklace with a simple cross on it. Thats enough for me to spread more love and to be grateful.

[summergal1]

All of the hosts are name droppers. It feeds their already elevated egos. 🤷‍♀️ Has a consumer I could care less about who wearing what and when. Really we all should have brains enough to not buy something just because celebrities endorse the product 🙄. And that couch SK is plopped on has to go, if they want people to be relaxed get them comfortable attractive chairs. You aDon’t see sales clerks laying around on sofas or chairs while they work, in a brick and mortar stores. We also are not subjected to the sales clerks life stores as do the QVC sales clerks when was the last time you were in a store and the sales clerk stopped help you and then ask someone to order it😜

[Nonametoday]

I never wore them back in the 1960s when, (what I called, "talking clothes," which speak to something you think you might be for or against), "talking clothes" became so popular and I did not allow my children in the 1990s to wear them and as adults, I am proud to say, they still do not wear "talking clothes."  For whatever reasons, I think we are above that.  It looks cheap and as if one cannot stick to being themselves and feel the need to "follow the crowd."  Even the izod clothing of the 1980s (a new fad wearing designer labels) was against my moral fashion code.  I don't like handbags with designer advertising.  I just don't wear "talking clothes." .

[songbird]

I have a black sweatshirt that says in white letters LONDON and Joie sweater that says je suis sneaky.   But both were giviven too me by my sister.  (We buy each other sweaters for out birthdays) 

[Imaoldhippie]

@GingerPeach .........Thanks for the interesting information.

[Cumbercookie13]

I have a few things with sayings on them. One shirt that says "we are all made of stars", an EveryBody shirt that says "weekend I ❤️ you" and my mom got me some capri leggings that says on one of the legs "time to shine." Then there's my Halloween shirt that says "resting witch face" and my Baltimore Ravens Purple Friday shirt. Wearing sayings on clothing is a personal choice, it's not for everyone. You either like it or you don't.

[SharkE]

For the young

[millieshops]

I don't buy them on my clothing and never, never to decorate my home.

Possibly if I had children or grands under 5, I'd put words on their walls just as I watched language teachers set up areas to teach and re-enforce vocabulary.

[Andreatoo]

How about concert t-shirts?! I'm not giving those up!