Would you buy clothing of Dragon Ball by Gucci?

[dbboxkaifan]

And for that matter perfumes by Tom Ford, Chanel or Ralph Lauren?

The scent of perfumes that are made by Tom Ford have a really strong nice smell which I happen to like (too expensive though) but since we don't know what the scent of the characters in Dragon Ball have it'd just be a random choice of them to make up for.

In the department of clothing as much as I love the brand Gucci I'd never spend absurd amounts of money on their products even if they made a Dragon Ball t-shirt/etc unless it was a Limited Edition with gold around it (Super Saiyan hair).

[Vice]

The fuck? Are you high?

[dbboxkaifan]

No I don't do drugs but there are people who're willing to spend hundreds if not thousands of pounds/dollars on these expensive brands.

[Insertclevername]

Due to how ridiculous this seems, I'm inclined to just say no.

[xmysticgohanx]

If I had the money yeah

[KentalSSJ6]

I'm one of those people who see no point in buying clothes over 50 bucks. It seems like a waste of cash to me.

[Mystic Buu]

I wouldn't buy it.It would be too much expensive and I don't have that much money to spend it on that.

[Kuwabara]

If the clothes didn't look too gaudy, I would think about it. Those Dragon Ball New Era hats from a while back looked cool, I bought the Tenshinhan one.

[rereboy]

Brand worship is stupid so I don't think so.

[Taku128]

The classiest button down Goku shirts on the market.

[Kaboom]

The fuck? Are you high?

We could maybe use a little more tact when expressing our shocked confusion next time...

[Blade]

Would I buy Dragonball branded clothing if it was manufactured by Gucci?

Well, if I liked it - and it wasn't incredibly expensive - then yes. I don't buy clothes dependent on their name, but purely if I like them and can afford them or not. I own some Gucci items, not because they're Gucci - but because I liked them. I own some Versace leather boots that I didn't even realise were Versace untill weeks afterwards - I liked them in a designer outlet store and bought them purely on aesthetic value.

[doomydoomydoom]

Tact? On the internet? HOHO.

No, I wouldn't. Although I think those designers who were creating Jojo's Bizarre Adventure formalwear and whatnot a while back did a pretty rockin' job. So, maybe perhaps. But probably not; I'm not a rich hipster who buys the latest designer clothes. I'd just go "oh, cool," and be on my way.

[Gyt Kaliba]

Like everyone else has said, it'd just depend on the price. Heck, I hate how much normal clothes often cost, so I definitely wouldn't be spending a whole lot just to have 'fancy' Dragon Ball clothes.

[penguintruth]

I wear my love for DB in my heart.

No, seriously. The doctors say it's a real problem.

[Smochi]

No. A purse, on the other hand...


The problem is soending so much money on something I could wear so little. Some designer clothes in the business world are a weapon. Not only do you look fierce, but if you can afford it you must be good at your job. You must be a winner!

In DBZ clothes I don't think clients or peers would say that I look fierce or savvy, regardless of designer brands.

[baneofdemon22]

No, I wouldn't have interest. When I see anyone that crazy with their fandom, like rope-playing, it creeps me out. I haven't liked wearing pictures of characters or licensed clothes since pre-school. I wouldn't mind getting a Capsule Corp shirt or something that's not obviously Dragon Ball, so if it fan knew, it might bring about a head nod or something, and to everyone else, it looks like a normal t-shirt.

[Gyt Kaliba]

When I see anyone that crazy with their fandom, like rope-playing, it creeps me out.

I think anyone would be creeped out by rope-play. That kind of thing should be kept private for crying out loud.

... (Had to poke fun at the slight phrasing error, I have nothing against what you actually meant, 'roleplay', myself though.)