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Schools say no to logos
The Christian Science Monitor reports that a growing number of schools and school districts have instituted no-logo clothing policies.
Posted by carrie on 03/08/2005 | Permalink
Comments
The fact that the policy at the school in the opening paragraph also bans "images, photos, jazzy patterns, [and] garish colors" makes this whole thing entirely retarded by association. I'd honestly rather see schools force students to wear corporate logos than to have a dress code like that.
The explanation as to why a "Dare me" shirt should be banned is just depressing.
Posted by: 1justin | Mar 9, 2005 10:50:40 AM
Where you see a stand against corporate branding, I see a licensing opportunity: "This school district is sponsored by Payless Shoe Stores."
Posted by: charles | Mar 9, 2005 12:05:33 PM
I'm tired of these kids and their "jazzy" clothes.
seriously though, this no-logo thing is rad.
fuck tommy hilfinger and his ilk.
Posted by: El Serracho | Mar 9, 2005 4:25:15 PM
