Introducing the Adidas, Gucci, Burberry, and other tie-dye prints
These photos are from Trenbe.
Trenbe is an editorial platform I frequently visit.
While most of the items are off-season rather than new, I’m often surprised by the discounted prices. Of course, I’ve heard that when a product is released, it usually breaks even if it sells for around 30% off the regular price, but the huge discounts often make me want to buy.
A large discount might indicate a high level of inflated prices, but it’s also likely due to the fact that the overall market is filled with quality, affordable products. Of course, the market segments are different, but within the clothing category, they’re all the same.
I’m not a frequent buyer of luxury goods, so I mostly see them on celebrities or during fashion week for reference. Most of my exposure is through online photos rather than actual photos. This sometimes makes me feel like the prices are outrageous. Perhaps it’s because those prices are based on a sense of pride.
I too need self-esteem, but I’m faced with the reality that I can’t afford to buy it.
It’s unclear when it was released. This is also from Trenby. It’s a Lanvin product, and while it looks hand-painted, I suspect it was probably printed using a dyeing process. It’s difficult to replicate the same piece by hand. Perhaps it was hand-painted because it’s a luxury item?
It’s difficult to judge based on photos online, as I can’t see the actual product.
I thought it was women’s clothing because it had a women’s sensibility, but it’s actually men’s clothing. Genderless is a hot topic in fashion these days, and it’s even becoming a major trend, so this sensibility isn’t as unfamiliar as it used to be.
I think the seemingly untidy yet neat look stems from the harmony of colors and the neat silhouette.
This is also from Trenby. I personally like the simple yet sophisticated lines and the color combination of the single-tone design and the dyed finish.
I also like the balance between the front and back designs.
The price is a bit out of reach, though.
My motto is to create quality products at accessible prices.
I plan to continue leading the brand that way.
