Clothes with logos

That told 'em nellie

I dont like the logos either or the ones proclaiming ''I AM HOT'' or ''SEXY CHIC''
or the sweatshirts with 73 on them one day somed day I will be but until then,and anyone can see I am indeed A HOT SEXY CHIC

I have an aversion to logos, slogans and fancy "stuff" on tops. I agree with Annobel that some t-shirts for babes and young children are odious and inappropriate.

I intensely dislike logos and cartoon characters on clothing, though must admit to an old but loved jacket with a very discrete Nike 'swoosh', bought in a John Lewis sale many years ago. Some of the slogans on t-shirts for little boys are downright distasteful - 'lock up your daughters' was seen on a top for a five-year-old. I don't find that funny.

I agree! I was requested by DD to find a couple of plain green T-shirts for the girls to wear when performing in a school production (caterpillars!), and I just could not find a single plain T-shirt for girls. After a tip-off from another parent I ended up buying boys T-shirts in a rather pale green - saved the day, but so frustrating!

I refuse to walk around wearing a top covered in hearts or glitter! I have a T-shirt I wear in the garden which states "Still Glamorous", but I wouldn't go to the supermarket wearing it!

No I hate them too. My daughter found it almost impossible to find baby clothes without pictures or logos on them, and the problem seems particularly bad for little boys. Apparently even newborn boys seem to want clothes with cars, trains, astronauts or cartoon characters on them.

My GS does wear clothes with pictures now he is getting older but my daughter is still very selective about what pictures/ patterns are acceptable and I have to say I agree with her.