The clothes should be free if they include advertisements.

Around 2000 sort of time I bought some baggy jeans with "coca cola" on the back pocket. In the shop I thought this was great. I wore them once then realised why the fuck and I'm wearing these. Never wore them again.

BIG upvote from me. i do exactly this. especially when it's prominently placed.

i bought a blank product, i want it to look blank. a logo is aesthetically jarrinf, it's like it breaks the plain design.

i even go the effort of buying blank 59fifty baseball caps ans painstakingly use a thread ripper to remove the "new era" logo.

I thought I was the only one who did this!?

I feel the same about a lot of products, especially cars lately (in Europe). Huge brand symbols and some even light up. What's next RGB? Having a huge brand logo on something feels... cheap.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who takes the logos off things!

Let's not forget, putting a foss-related sticker over the Windows/Super key.

I just buy plain color t shirts to begin with, this looks like a lot of work and risk nicking the fabric. Plus, they're cheaper, too.

I just avoid purchasing clothing with visible branding

Nice. Fuck branding.

I share the same sentiment towards corporate. I'd also remove/conceal big brand logos like this when I can, or I'd shop for things without visible logos to begin with.

I do, however, like to wear band merch. Bands that are just as happy to see me as I'm happy to see them. People I can go and talk to at the merch stand. People who, funded through merch and shows, will have the means to record another album.

I do this with wrangler too, I actually appreciate they make it simple to remove, instead of stitching it into a seam. Wrangler makes the only 100% cotton lightweight work/cargo pant that I can find. The rest are synthetic.

One thing I learned from punk rock: it's OK to cut things off your clothes, or sew things on, or attach things with safetypins, etc. In fact, it's encouraged.

First thing I do anytime I purchase a vehicle is to remove the dealership decal... I should do this with my clothes as well.

I'm glad whoever made this did such a good job censoring out the brand, I might have thought it was subtle advertising otherwise.

Good thing you really censored that logo so no one will know it's wranglers you're advertising for in this post.

I do this or black tape over logos on electronics. Feels so good you look around your house and not see any logos.

I do this with a lot of things too.