INFO HAI BUNDLE
KAMI MENJUAL BAJU MURAH ONLINE DAN BUNDLE KASUT MURAH VIRAL BAGI PENGEMAR FESYEN STREETWEAR DAN BAJU VINTAGE DI HAI BUNDLE PASIR MAS.KAMI MENJUAL PAKAIAN DAN KASUT BUNDLE PEIBAGAI JENAMA SEPERTI ADIDAS,PUMA,NIKE ,DAN BANYAK LAGI.
PAKAIAN DAN KASUT YAG KAMI JUAL DIJUAL DENGAN HARGA YANG BERPATUTAN DENGAN KUALITI YANG BAIK. SELAIN KASUT DAN PAKAIN KAMI JUAL SANGAT SELESA DIPAKAI BAGI KEGUNAAN HARIAN.
KAMI ADA MENJALANKAN AKTIVITI POSTAGE UNTUK SELURUH MALAYSIA TERMASUK SABAH SARAWAK.
KAMI JUGA ADA MEMBUAT CASH ON DELIVERY DI SEKITAR KAWASAN KELANTAN IAITU PASIR MAS,KOTA BHARU , RANTAU PANJANG DAN KAWASAN PERAK IAITU TAIPING KAMUNTING DAN BATU KURAU.
MARILAH MEMBELI PAKAIAN DAN KASUT BUNDLE YANG ORIGINAL DENGAN KUALITI TERBAIK.
CARA UNTUK MENGUKUR PIT DAN LENGTH UNTUK BAJU
ukuran bagi saiz kasut us dan uk dan euro
PERBEZAAN PRELOVED DENGAN BUNDLE
Pakaian BUNDLE ni sebenarnya pakaian yang terpakai yang diimport dari luar negara seperti US, jepun, UK, korea dan negara-negara eropah lain. Pakaian-pakaian ini akan dikumpulkan dan dibungkus dalam guni. Inilah yang dipanggil BUNDLE. Guni-guni bundle ini kemudian akan dijual kepada pembekal secara pukal. selain daripada pakaian terpakai, ada juga pakaian baru. Kita boleh jumpa pakaian tu siap dengan tagging dia lagi. kemungkinan besar pakaian ini dibeli dan tidak dipakai langsung atau pakaian ini adalah pakaian reject/ stok lama dari kedai.
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PRE LOVED tu kalau direct translation maksudnya "pernah disayangi"...kalau Pre Loved Item tu maksudnya "barang yang pernah disayangi". Kadang- kadang ada barang yang masih kita sayang dan berkeadaan elok tapi kita dah nak pakai. Jadi apa kita nak buat? Kita boleh jual barang-barang tersebut pada orang lain.
TIPS KENALI KASUT VANS KULIT BABI
1) Gambar pertama adalah tag logo belakang kasut Vans yang biasa kita nampak. Kalau tag belakang kasut anda bentuk sebiji macam dalam gambar, kasut tu 100% TAKDE pigskin material dalam kasut tersebut. Maknanya, anda boleh pakai kasut tersebut tanpa was was.
2) Gambar kedua pulak Tag Logo belakang kasut, kalau anda perasan, Logo dia lain sikit daripada logo gambar pertama. Setiap kasut yang logo macam gambar kedua, nama dia adalah Vans Vault. Dan setiap kasut Vans Vault ADA pigskin material. So anda perlu hati2 jika memegang material kasut tersebut. .
TETAPI, bagi setiap kasut Vans Vault, ada 3 bahagian yang materialnya ada pig skin. Anda kena perhatikan betul2, sebab bagi setiap model kasut Vans Vault, material pig skin dia ada di salah satu daripada 3 tempat. Mari saya tunjukkan.
3) Di gambar ke 3 ni, anda nampak bahagian yang saya bulatkan tu, ada tiga biji bintik di bahagian material kasut tersebut. 3 bintik itu menunjukkan material yang digunakan ada lah 100% PIGSKIN.
4) Dan pada Kasut Vans Vault, ada juga pada bahagian insole/ Tapak dalam. Pada sesetengah kasut Vans Vault di bahagian insole/ tapak dalam, material yang digunakan adalah PIG SKIN 🐷. So jika anda berminat juga untuk pakai kasut tersebut, anda boleh tanggalkan bahagian tersebut atau lapik menggunakan plastic lutsinar. Jika anda was was, JANGAN PAKAI TERUS KASUT TERSEBUT.
5) Last but not least, leather kat belah dalam. Leather pada bahagian tersebut juga mengandungi material Pig Skin, tapi tidak semua kasut. Cuma pada kasut Vans Vault yang material dalamnya ada leather sahaja, dan jika anda perhatikan betul, ada jugak kesan 3 bintik pada bahagian tersebut. .
VANS HISTORY
In 1944, Paul Van Doren dropped out of intermediate school in 8th grade at age fourteen when he realized he did not like school. He had a strong passion for horses and found his way to the race track where he earned the nickname “Dutch the Clutch”, and for one dollar he would give the odds of the race. Paul’s mother, Rena, did not enjoy the idea of Paul being without a job and not in school, so she insisted he get a job at Randy’s, a shoe manufacturer. His job entailed sweeping the floors and making shoes. Paul eventually became the executive vice president of the company at just 34 years old. Randy’s became one of the biggest shoe manufacturers in the US. From Van Doren’s quick success in Massachusetts, he was ordered to turn around a failing Randy’s factory in Garden Grove, California that was losing close to a million dollars each month. Paul and his brother Jim moved their families and settled in Anaheim to help the factory. After just eight months of being in Garden Grove, the factory was functioning better than the one in Massachusetts. Three months after trying to save the Garden Grove factory, Paul decided he wanted to start his own shoe brand.
supreme HISTORY
The brand was founded by James Jebbia when he opened the first ever Supreme store on Lafayette Street in downtown Manhattan all the way back in 1994. When it opened, there were barely any stores on the street so the flagship Supreme store had a quiet, neglected ambiance. It turns out that it was where the skaters loved to skate and show off their impressive physical skills. The store's core design was aimed at the skaters, since they arranged the clothes around the perimeter of the store with a large central space that permitted skaters with backpacks to simply skate into the store and still feel welcome and comfortable throughout their experience there. Shoppers were allowed to look, but apparently touching was forbidden.
Back then, most skate apparel brands were using huge, garish, colorful designs but Supreme just used a simple white logo in a red box placed on the chest of their clothes which made for a stylish contrast to their competitors. The store had white walls, a high ceiling, a wall of decks, a glass counter cabinet full of skate hardware, clothing from other skate brands, and plywood shelvings which neatly displayed the store's own t-shirts and sweatshirts. To many of its usual regulars, it was an ideal place to hang out where the people can just watch videos, chat openly about skating, and chill as they decide what to buy and support the small shop.
Back in the '90s, before people were too busy to move a muscle and just use social media, people had to actually meet each other in person to socialize. In that sense, the Supreme shop was the perfect place to socialize since independent skate shops at the time were the epicenters of the local skate scenes. Supreme had adopted this form and molded it to its fullest. Granted, there weren't many customers, but skaters would be there from all corners of New York City. They'd be hanging out, talking trash, skating, and even smoking and drinking. Supreme had established itself as the ultimate clubhouse of the skating scene in the Big Apple, what with every skater kid scurrying to find a spot to chill in the store.
STUSSY HISTORY
In the late ’80s and early ’90s, a brand was born from the Southern California surf scene and swept through the clothing landscape to redefine the look and ideology of casualwear. That brand was Stüssy, a label that grew organically from youth movements and inadvertently revolutionized the clothing business.Shawn Stüssy was a surfer who used to shape his own boards for friends and locals in Laguna Beach, California. Stüssy began screening t-shirts and shorts to sell along with the surfboards as a form of promotion; his surname written in a graffiti-influenced hand style was to become the company logo. Stüssy inadvertently fell into the clothing business through his deep-rooted love of surfing, and in a few short years, people were talking within the small, insular world of surf and skateboarding in the late ‘80s. Shawn set up small showrooms in New York and California and hit the road, showing his designs to stores he respected.The brand grew during a time when epochal shifts that now frame contemporary popular culture were taking place. In the music scene the late ’70s gave us punk, while the early ’80s brought us a new DIY type of music called rap. Punk broke creative and aesthetic barriers and taught us that anyone could have a band. Rap pushed social boundaries and explored the ideas of remixing and sampling. These new ideas and territories created a new modern platform for fashion and cultural expression. The designs and overall aesthetic touched on references from a range of underground subcultures that resonated with Stüssy. This approach appealed to a worldwide network of creative youth who shared a common interest in surf-culture, skating and music. Limited distribution fuelled the desire internationally, and those who wanted the gear found it and felt a part of something bigger in the process.With Stüssy’s success came the opportunity to travel and spread the Stüssy vibe. The clothing was inspired by an international group of musicians, skaters, DJs and artists with similar tastes; trendsetters in New York, London, Tokyo and other areas of the world were eager to get aboard this movement inspired by a network of like-minded individuals. This group of friends later became the “International Stüssy Tribe” with chapters in New York, Tokyo, London, Berlin and Los Angeles. With a strong network of tribe members wearing the brand in clubs and on the scene across the globe, the Stüssy message spread organically. The brand was committed to producing relevant, good quality clothing at a reasonable price available only at very select stores worldwide in limited quantities. This was an entirely new concept at the time, which has since been used to varying degrees of success.
BATHING APE HISTORY
Bape was founded by Nigo in 1993 in a single store in Harajuku called Nowhere which he opened with his highschool friend Jun Takahashi (of Undercoverism fame). The brand’s full name is A Bathing Ape in lukewarm water, and has two meanings. The first and most obvious is a reference to the film Planet of the Apes. The second meaning refers to the Japanese method of bathing which typically involves water at a temperature above 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit). To bath in water that has gotten lukewarm after a long period of time is an over-indulgence, a luxury, and thus he is gently mocking the laziness and opulence of the generation of Japanese youths which consume his products. The brand maintained a deeply underground image by selling at low volumes and not advertising in traditional manners, but a 2001 collaboration with Pepsi spread the brand’s image name all around Japan and thrust it into the spotlight. In 2003 Nigo befriended Pharrell Williams of Neptunes/N.E.R.D., which kick-started hip hop’s obsession with Bape. This was the first time Bape had ever really been introduced to the US (prior to this Nigo had thought of selling to Americans as too “mass market.” At this point the limits on the supply of Bape products essentially disappeared. The brand experienced huge success for a few years before beginning to lose momentum. This reduction in demand ultimately resulted in the brand’s devaluation, and in 2011 Nigo sold a 90.27% share to Hong Kong Fashion conglomerate I.T for $2.8 million USD. The initial plan was for him to remain on as the brand’s creative director for another 2 years, and as far as I know he is still highly involved in its design work.
