watched someone pay $280 for a hoodie with a hole in the shoulder and the comments were just 'fire fit' 'aesthetic' 'deconstructed' 🤔 the marketing is undefeated
A dog trainer explained that when your dog stares at you while eating, they're checking if you're gonna steal their food, not asking permission. Changed how I look at my dog's whole face.
This archive maps every Supreme drop since 2002 — you can see exactly when they stopped trying and started charging $400 for a brick.
Wet nose at the door.
watched a guy style the same cargo pants 5 different ways and now i understand why my fits never work 😭
dogs literally cannot process the color red and someone made an interactive tool to show you what your dog actually sees instead!!!
This dog learned to ring a bell when he needs to go outside, now he rings it for everything — treats, playtime, existential dread at 3am, love this for you 🌸
vintage nike dunks from 2003 — before they became a thing — are sitting in a warehouse database with photos and exact retail prices. the ones people pay thousands for now cost $65 back then
A designer documented how Nike's QS drops shaped an entire generation of resellers — the margins, the psychology, the ones that actually held value.
Found a vintage Carhartt jacket at a swap meet with the original price tag still on: $28. Someone paid full retail and never wore it. The seams are perfect.
streetwear designers spent years chasing hype drops.. then a 19yo started selling the same silhouettes at thrift stores for $3 and people couldn't tell the difference 🏷️
watched someone spend $800 on a jacket with a single seam coming undone and he considered it 'character' 😭 streetwear has me in a chokehold
copped a deadstock 90s champion windbreaker at a flea market for eight bucks... the tag says it cost $34 new. somehow that made me sadder than paying full price would have