ALLOVER IS DYING?

[sXXXe]

tons of allover-prints are on the market rightnow but what is comming nexXxt?!

what is the next trend ?

any ideas ?

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[specialist1772]

plain tees. plainer the better.

[Seething Tortoise]

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plain tees. plainer the better.

--- Original message by specialist1772 on Apr 1, 2006 12:59 PM

Agreed, sort of. If a T-shirt has a nice design that isn't too big, then I might like it. If it's absolutely huge or all over the place, I'll probably hate it. Plain T-shirts will always be good imo.

[Bill2]

I'm hoping more construction based design elements are the next big craze, instead of more crazy graphics. For example, the different shapes of the swear Swear slip-ons, instead of the basic vans slipon shape with new crazy prints on them. That way they stay basic and classic, but still interesting and current.

Fuck....more shit to buy

[rhythmandsound]

paneling and quilting...Supreme's already hot on the case...

[derek]

I think it's on the way out in that a lot of companies are relying on it to draw attention to themselves. I saw famous stars strapes is making them. So it's just a matter of time before volcom and every other mall clothing company is making them. Next fall RIP unless it's really well done

[werdtoyourmoms]

white hanes. it's been that way for a while. i guess i forgot during the "winter" here though.

korn feat. ice cube

[nytel]

im going to print all over print shirts and they are going to kill it. weather or not ill make money from it.. fuck it. but atleast ill make my own dope shit...

[SENDkylHISPASSWORD]

post them when you do.

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[artificialsky]

streetwear brand shirts parodying other streetwear brands

freshjive, leading the way yo!

[pokpok]

needs more ringer tees

[jjs home]

its dying in the sense that it's no longer cool to people trying to be new and different for the sake of being new and different

as for the general public of street inspired clothes I expect to see it for everyone for the next two seasons

personally some all-over is cool now and some isn't, some all over was cool before and I assume some will still be cool in the future

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[baldy]

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paneling and quilting...Supreme's already hot on the case...

--- Original message by rhythmandsound on Apr 1, 2006 06:24 PM

werdd i totally agree with that.

bape and other streetwear brands KILLED allover print. Nike track hoodies are even doin it. some are nice though i must admit... i have a nom arabic tee, but the crazy colors and contrasting is ridiculous as well as monograms

[crisis]

I agree with JJ, among the people that want to be new and different and the first on their block to have a certain look, all over print might have passed their infatuation stage.

We, on this forum might be fooled into thinking all over print is mainstream and on its way out because we keep up with and follow the latest streetwear and fashion and are able to see lines months before they're released. The rest of the mall shoppers are just barely getting a taste of all over print. Every time i wear my woodwood hoody i get kids just staring at me confused, intrigued, or disgusted. I'd be happy to snatch up any dope new allover print.

Edited by crisis on Apr 2, 2006 at 11:05 PM

[stuntastic]

^I agree

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[Brooklyn Zoo]

I agree that Supreme is leading the way with the quilting and paneling. I think fit and functionality is going to become more important, how clothing is put together and how it looks on a body, instead of a generic tee or hoodie with a print on it. Whether that's going to be the next trend, I'm not sure, but I definitely see it as an emerging idea.

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[englandmj7]

Merle Loggins clothing coming 2007....graphic t's with basketball themes and pseudo-intellectual phrases regarding rap music......fuck yeah!!

[attrition]

Allover is dead. Urban Outfitters has em this season.

[onemancult]

They had all-over print hoodies at Urban Outfitters last season, too.

They bite as soon as they can at UO.

[LanceP]

Nothing to do with all-over printing, but I fucking hate it when I wear my Joy Division t-shirt and people ask me if I got it at Urban.

[lyingonyourdriveway]

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They had all-over print hoodies at Urban Outfitters last season, too.

They bite as soon as they can at UO.

--- Original message by onemancult on Apr 3, 2006 11:33 AM

biting?

who was the originator?

who the fuck cares?

urban outfitters will make money, if thats selling out, biting, what the fuck ever

[onemancult]

I didn't mean that they 'bit' someone's style, I meant that they started producing all-over hoodies as soon as all-over prints started becoming popular; UO bites onto a trend as soon as they recognize that it is profitable. If anything, that's good marketing- I wasn't saying anything disparaging.

[lyingonyourdriveway]

yeah, i find urban outfitters is very on top of this kind of shit, bringing it more mainstream because in reality, the few people on this board are a tiny portion of the fashion market