You know what's weirder??

[CanDB]

I simply "hate" (and believe me I don't like using that word) shirts, sweaters, jackets, etc. with itchy, scratchy labels inside the back collar. I HATE them!!!! Why do manufacturers make them like that, and why do they place them in that sensitive spot?

At least some folks have figured it out, and stamp those sometimes meaningless words on the garment, or stick the labels in a spot that doesn't interfere with my good old sensitive skin.

You see, I love worn out clothes. They feel soooo good to me. In fact, some of the clothes I wear at home are shunned by my family. They are afraid to bring over friends for fear old Dad will be walking around in old shorts (in winter) and a t-shirt with holes in it. Too bad. Those clothes are among the best friends I have left. They comfort me. They keep me feeling good. No scratchy, itchy, restricted, tight, uncomfortable stuff...at least not in the confines of my little castle. No thank you! I've done my time wearing all the right threads.... that party is over.

Give me old, soft and worn (and none of those labels!!)........

[CTM]

I like new socks. They feel beastly.

[CoryWinget81]

I like new socks. They feel beastly.

New socks rule.

Old socks suck.

[ebsoria]

I know what you mean. I just don't like labels at all. I'll wear some cheap off brand just because everyone else isn't wearing them. At the mall last night my gf says- "See that Ed Hardy shirt, don't you like it?" I told her yes, I like them, a lot of the designs are cool, but I'd never wear it because then I'd be just like everyone else and that's not what I want. It bugs me to go somewhere or do something and see half the people wearing the same things... "trendiness" I guess is what I don't fit into.

[LarryDean]

I hate when I buy new jeans that dont fit right....

No I dont try them on first .... I should have learned this a long time ago or atleast remember carpenter jeans ftw.

[CoryWinget81]

I hate when I buy new jeans that dont fit right....

No I dont try them on first .... I should have learned this a long time ago or atleast remember carpenter jeans ftw.

ALWAYS remember carpenter jeans FTMFW.

[CanDB]

I know what you mean. I just don't like labels at all. I'll wear some cheap off brand just because everyone else isn't wearing them. At the mall last night my gf says- "See that Ed Hardy shirt, don't you like it?" I told her yes, I like them, a lot of the designs are cool, but I'd never wear it because then I'd be just like everyone else and that's not what I want. It bugs me to go somewhere or do something and see half the people wearing the same things... "trendiness" I guess is what I don't fit into.

That concept doesn't apply to football teams does it?

But you make a good point, trendy often = follower.

[broncos1997]

wait, why don't you just cut them off again?

[CanDB]

wait, why don't you just cut them off again?

You talkin to me (in a De Niro type of voice)?

If so, I do cut out those nasty labels, but that isn't always a great solution, for example:
1) If you're not careful you can wreck your shirt, sweater or whatever. I've actually torn a bit of the material doing it
2) Sometimes you cut the label and some edges remain, which can also be an irritant
3) I'm tired of cutting them off when the manufacturer can just smarten up already!!!!!

Thx for asking, I think.

[saltybuggah]

i say you start the official

"IM NOT BUYING ITCHY, SCRATCHY LABELED SHIRTS, SWEATERS, JACKETS, ETC. INSIDE THE BACK COLLAR FAN CLUB"




LET THE REVOLUTION BEGIN

[Broncosfreak_56]

I simply "hate" (and believe me I don't like using that word) shirts, sweaters, jackets, etc. with itchy, scratchy labels inside the back collar. I HATE them!!!! Why do manufacturers make them like that, and why do they place them in that sensitive spot?

At least some folks have figured it out, and stamp those sometimes meaningless words on the garment, or stick the labels in a spot that doesn't interfere with my good old sensitive skin.

You see, I love worn out clothes. They feel soooo good to me. In fact, some of the clothes I wear at home are shunned by my family. They are afraid to bring over friends for fear old Dad will be walking around in old shorts (in winter) and a t-shirt with holes in it. Too bad. Those clothes are among the best friends I have left. They comfort me. They keep me feeling good. No scratchy, itchy, restricted, tight, uncomfortable stuff...at least not in the confines of my little castle. No thank you! I've done my time wearing all the right threads.... that party is over.

Give me old, soft and worn (and none of those labels!!)........

[chazoe60]

I hate when chicks wear shirts................and they almost always do

[CanDB]

i say you start the official

"IM NOT BUYING ITCHY, SCRATCHY LABELED SHIRTS, SWEATERS, JACKETS, ETC. INSIDE THE BACK COLLAR FAN CLUB"




LET THE REVOLUTION BEGIN

Will you become a member????? I need salt of the earth folks like you...

I'm also involved with the illustrious Broncos Pacers Club, but I think I have time to be part of another great organization.....

[Southstander]

I like new socks. They feel beastly.

Right after a hot Shower.:salute!: