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were their brand ever been considered "high class"
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>>18107984
My diva-esque girl loves my wool CK trench coat (thrift store, $10)
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>>18107984
Both are somewhat status symbols (meaning you just aren't poor), but not high class, no.
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I like Tommy's shirts. Is it high class? In third world it's considered something between (upper) middle class and (lower) high class.
Don't know shit about Calvin.
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>>18107984
no, at best they were mall-core
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>>18107984
calvin klein underwear yes.
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high class brands are the ones you don't know the names of that cost more than you can afford
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ITT: Hipsters
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>>18107984
Yeah, back in the 50s maybe. It was a novel thing shilled by celebrities.

There's no such thing as "high class" brands anyway because actual richfags don't wear a lot of brand name clothing. They pay for materials and tailoring, not logos.



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