4you brand

[absolut]

what you guys think.. must say they make great pants.

[6MT]

i dont know, but honestly i think they are kind of gay, i see too many dudes trying to rock them stuff and think they real stylish what not, but they are really lame.

[nairb49]

this is the only brand i see circulating around warehouse sales/clearance racks

seems like no one ever buys it, all i've seen are striped dress shirts...

nairb49

[DJ_Flame]

Quote: this is the only brand i see circulating around warehouse sales/clearance racks

Agreed. Very ben-sherman in style, quality etc

Getsuga Tenshou

Edited by DJ_Flame on Mar 3, 2006 at 11:26 PM

[trd937]

I've seen alot of 4you stuff in the last few years and I've yet to see anything worth buying. I think its being marketed to the BenSherman & Modern Amusement crowd but fails because it style seems much older.

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[Guest]

yeah they're pretty lame. i've had a few things by them in the past two years and with each piece, there's been something i could never quite put my finger on that i didn't like. consequently, i wind up getting rid of them after wearing only a couple times.

this label does make me think of guys who shop exclusively in the macy's young men's dept., land of seven, ben sherman, perry ellis, kenneth cole, liz claiborne, buffalo etc. kinda' depresses me thinking of all those brands. individual style is what counts and how you rock your clothes determines the outcome of your look, but if you want strong pieces that stand out and make bolder statements without making you work so hard, steer clear from 4you.

[Liu Soula]

yeah they're pretty lame. i've had a few things by them in the past two years and with each piece, there's been something i could never quite put my finger on that i didn't like. consequently, i wind up getting rid of them after wearing only a couple times. there was one pair of pants, plain gray slacks, that i did like. the quality didn't last though. they got really faded and kinda "lost it's life" in the fabric after about a year of light wear and wash.

this label does make me think of guys who shop exclusively in the macy's young men's dept., land of seven, ben sherman as said already, perry ellis, kenneth cole, liz claiborne, buffalo etc. kinda' depresses me thinking of all those brands. individual style is what counts and how you rock your clothes determines the outcome of your look, but if you want strong pieces that stand out and make bolder statements without making you work so hard, steer clear from 4you.