Im poor

read my disclaimer in the description lmaoooo way ahead of u sry

Even if it ain’t for me I do understand what people like about it a bit better

@@LOWluxury I mean their pricing is honestly weird cause idc if it becomes 300 for the hoodie after a discount I wouldn’t pay for a 70% off designer hoodie unless it’s a brand and style that I like for real and I wouldn’t pay 1k for it either

Like I said, people are clearly into it so it’s worth investigating and giving it a fair shot! Glad you liked it.

Old gosha tee!

@@LOWluxury oh yes that's it. cool

they seem to have taken the hoodie down 😆 also deleted my comment beforehand

lmaoooooo best comment

Nah if I had to guess it’s just part of that crypto finance mystique thing they’ve got going with the brand name. It’s unique at the very least.

But this brand is fire and I do the exact same shit to my band tees 😂

Rick Owens sample jacket

No offense taken, hmu on instagram and send me some pics of what you mean, always down to consider a change

Yeah I’d be much more likely to actually put it into the rotation if it was blank OR had an interesting graphic but brand print is w/e

But it seems like they actually care about making cool pieces than just making money so that's good

Good idea!

@@LOWluxury they pretty much started biker jewerly before chrome heart, the west doesn't really know much about the brand.

Super fair points!

lmaooo

Lolol saving people 20mins here, doing gods work

who got u so mad

@@sommano9206 tbh im not even mad but if ur gonna be a critic at least know how to dress, like a luka sabbat or destroy lonely. this guy is the equivalent of a nike tech wearer calling erd trash.

From an objective perspective, ERD has been around for about a decade at this point and has done multiple runway shows, has a brick and mortar store, etc. So just a way more "legit", established brand. But from a subjective POV I just find "edgy" punk-inspired stuff less cringe than moto-crypo or whatever you'd call this but that's entirely a personal preference.

@@LOWluxury My opinion isn't necessarily influenced by the style of ERD itself, but rather the image it tries to portray, which it does poorly imo. The brand was founded in LA by an American designer and was given an overly edgy French title for a forced sophisticated artistic allure, despite the designer not having any connection with France, so in this aspect alone it's cringy and it reminds me of brands like Axel Arigato and Satoshi Nakamoto. Items are priced even above brands like Dior to force this aura of a brand that only rich trust fund kids could wear. So instead of the brand justifying its high prices through their history and expertise, they justify it by having the high price as a statement, and in this sense it's pretty much Vetements/Demna's Balenciaga but punk, depressed and with different silhouettes. I think if the name were less on the nose, it could've suggested the sad rich kids high price thematic subtly and be more palatable as a result. The looks/styles themselves don't stand out too much, the runways are pretty bland, so those don't justify the prices either, although this can be subjective. If I wanted to be a punk and sad rich kid I would personally go for a more punk Celine outfit and I'd smoke a cigarette out of my designer cigarette case.

agree. depressed rich kids made by a guy who said if he wasn't born j*wish he'd k*ll himself is the corniest/industry plant shit I can think of.