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Originally posted by DSTCHAOS
You called Lacoste polos designer clothing. They aren't really. The stuff is basically sports attire, just like higher priced "Polo SPORT." It doesn't matter how much sweating people do in them, especially since I said that people sometimes wear these clothes with holes and stains on them as if it's nothing.
I'm sure you wouldn't wear a Jane Fonda leotard with a pink headband on the treadmill either. Doesn't make it designer duds. 
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Is Lacoste not considered a designer brand? I'm sorry, but if you go to Bergdorf Goodman, Saks or Bloomies it will be considered a designer brand. I'm not comparing it to Alvin Valley or Escada, but it is a designer brand.
Yes some people do treat their clothes carelessly, and some people are raised to take great pride in their belongings. It's not a class thing; it's a personal appearance and attitude thing. I know plenty of upper-class women who refuse to engaged in sports that will cause them to sweat profusely in the company of others, but they will workout excessively on the treadmill in their basement. Guess what's they're not wearing on the treadmill? A Lacoste shirt. As for people wearing designer dudes to the tennis court, clearly this is nothing new. People will play tennis in their backyard with family wearing whatever, but playing at the country club or someone elses home is a completely different occasion.
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