[Gush]

JUs wondering why cant i sell my rmc !! and please dont says its cus of the resession !!!!

I thought RMC HOLDS ON TO ITS VALUE !!!

[denimfreak]

yeah its like gold... $1000 jeans, who wouldnt want to buy them... great investment oppertunity.. huge resale market.. tons of profit potential... lol

[shez101]

Seriously the only reason I can think of is because everyones broke these days lol. I'm actually thinking of selling one or two of my RMC and some other pieces of rare clothing just for some extra income. Guess the recession really hit everyone hard

[Gush]

true.. If i DNT sell my rmc this tyme, ima hold on 2 them and den charge £1000's !!!!!

haa haa

[MartianMan#21]

ya sorry but 500 to 1000 is a ridiculous amount of money for a piece of clothing.. theres an extremely small percentage of people who appreciate RMC's as much as you, and of those who appreciate them, most of which either have the design or like you said simply have no money. Honestly if i didnt have school to pay for I would love to buy your jeans! plus RMC has kinda ridin the wave to the shore in the U.S., rappers and ball players dont really rock RMc anymore, its all about skinnier pants nowadays, so you cn blame style changes too i suppose..

[Dunnymonster]

If you are buying purely for investment purposes then my advise would always be stick to buying Gold. Seriously that would be my advise, but nobody is in any dought that the recession is making selling anything very hard indeed. Yes the very rich will continue to purchase luxury goods, but the average man simply cannot afford to do so when the price of basics is going through the roof every day, suddenly even $100 seems a lot to pay for a pair of jeans. Expendable incomes have all but vanished and a lack of credit means people have to live to their means, ie what they earn not what they can borrow. Regards RMC and Yoropiko, I have no dought they will increase in value in the coming years as fewer and fewer pairs survive. Me personally I buy them because I like them, if they are a worthless pile of denim in 20 years then so be it I really am not bothered in the slightest. Whatever anybodies perception of my collection in future I'll have the knowledge that I possess items so rare they are no longer attainable no matter how much cash you have in the bank.
Look at the NB Yoropiko Dragon sets for example, you could be worth millions but all that cash wont find you an NB set easily, thats exclusivity in my mind.
I know of a massive sneaker collector who has over 300 pairs of mint rare shoes and he just cant shift them, many are worth in excess of £2K but best he could get is £500 max. so he is just gonna sit tight and keep them rather than let them go for silly money.
The market will return eventually, until then you just gotta sit it out and wait.

[t-dog]

Originally Posted by Gush

JUs wondering why cant i sell my rmc !! and please dont says its cus of the resession !!!!

I thought RMC HOLDS ON TO ITS VALUE !!!

where are you advertising them?

[t-dog]

Originally Posted by MartianMan#21

its all about skinnier pants nowadays, so you cn blame style changes too i suppose..

come on dude are you for real are just winding us up.

skinny jeans were dead and buried at least a couple of years ago. here's an interesting thread:

skinny jeans and gay men - Kitmeout Fashion Forum

[MartianMan#21]

haha i meant in the U.S., i sure dont wear them but trust me many do, hell lil wayne and other rappers quote it in songs too. all my opinions are based off of what i see in the U.S. of people my age mostly which is around 18-25, sorry but below that your too young for me to care and above that your too grown for me to care lol... oh and well said Dunny!

[MartianMan#21]

oh and i dont mean super skinny just slimmer.. in fact there was a thread posted on the forum not too long ago about RMc slimming down the legs..