What do you think of "United Colors of Benetton" clothes?

Question

Are they good?

If you think these are expensive then what do you call Gucci or Dior clothes?!!!!

Fuzzy thanks for the info. If I have to cut and edit the way I lead my life, then I will have alot to throw away!

I do love animals but at the end of the day I am not going to say I regret buying costly things in the world. I do so thats about it!

Thanks for the tip though. Look at many Asians and middle eastern women. They may be traditional but they buy clothes from wherever they can. It does not mean we are less traditional. But I never knew this news about united colors of Benetton. Now perhaps I will stop buying their clothes.

Answer 1

I have no opinion on it. I think it OK to like expensive clothes. Nothings wrong with it.

Answer 2

It seems most people are afraid of color. Often times I see people playing it safe with neutrals. This is because some people don't understand what color blends with other colors. A good place to start is "Home Depot". They have brochures with numerous color schemes. To break into a world of color. . . . Tape paint samples to the wall where you want to paint & leave them up for a day or two. Everytime you walk into that room look at the samples & there will be samples that stick out over the rest. Take the one's off the wall that you don't like. The last one's standing is the perfect color. Just remember "light" plays a huge role when choosing color. Is the room your painting have a lot of incandescent light or natural light? This is why you should leave the samples up for a couple of days. I guarantee your color choice will vary in the am & pm. Don't be afraid to choose a vibrant or bold color & in the event that you don't like the color as you apply it to the wall you can always apply white paint to it to mute it down. Happy Painting!

Answer 3

Found on the web...

Benetton PETA target

American animal rights activists have named Benetton as their next target after the multi-billion dollar Italian fashion house ignored threats to drop Australian merino wool from its products. Benetton, with 5,000 stores worldwide and USD2.6 billion in annual revenue, is a major user of Australian wool for its high-end jumpers, suits and other products.

The US-based People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals says it has lobbied Benetton for more than a year to stop using Australian merino wool but received no satisfactory response. PETA has branded the Australian wool industry as one of the most violent industries for its use of a technique called mulesing. It is campaigning for US and European fashion retailers to boycott Australian wool until mulesing is stopped.

and this...

Time Warner, House of Fraser, Mothercare, Benetton and others booted out of FTSE4Good
The results of the latest review of the FTSE4Good Index were released on Monday, with 79 companies due to be added and 23 removed.

At the time, an index spokesperson told Ethical Corporation that no company was eligible for inclusion and this does not appear to have changed since.

The following companies are to be removed from the index because they no longer meet the socially responsible investment criteria:

Canadian Tire
Great-West Lifeco
Petro-Canada
Flack
Benetton....

Answer 4

Benetton closed down I thought.

Answer 5

expensive... but good quality... I guess, I don't have benetton clothes...

Answer 6

Nice clothes but I can't afford it.

Edit: In my country they are expensive. Only rich people can afford it.

Answer 7

no not much good....worst brand of clothes in my choice..

i'd prefer Levi's or Gucci or Pepe jeans

Answer 8

very expensive,when I go to the shop I like them but when I try them on they don't fit me very well.

Answer 9

Expensive & not that appealing

Answer 10

I like how they look; I never bought any though.