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Chris, I really just want to say I thoroughly enjoyed reading your essay. I thought that it gave a great insight and new way of perceiving these collaborations that are consistently flooding the streetware market. As an contemporary artist myself, as well as, a working in the streeware \
If we can pierce through the hype and renew a respect for the old-fashioned notions of quality and innovation, perhaps we begin to push back against the mediocrity that thrives in today’s market. “-C.S.
soooo on point although I might dare to say that the tougher economic times and the growing environmental concerns might just be one of the catalysts that might push this generation to pay closer attention to value, craftmanship, quality instead of novelty for novelty’s sake.
A road to conscious consumption maybe?