Custom Ruined Garms..

..To start things off, the whole customising clothes thing is a bit naff.. And painting your trainers has only ever been a 'brilliant idea' in theory.. I like the way Puma have caught on, with their fully customisable trainers.. you must have seen this, the Mongolian Shoe BBQ thing.. where you select the exact fabrics and colours you want and scan them in to a machine and preview.. etc etc etc..

It looks interesting, but I'm yet to see anyone rocking the finished product.. as for NikeID it's a good level, but you have to consider giving people freedom to choose has created some truly vomit enducing colourways.. but then again, freedom to choose rather renders the second half of the previous sentence obsolete.. people pick what they like.


Anyway, this pre-ramble serves as an introduction to my own infantile dabbling into clothing customisation...

Those who own the hundreds ink denim that released.. some time last year.. will know the fit is rather good, I'm not contesting that, but it's the neon squiggle that upsets me, esepcially as mine has got some sort of weird bobbles.. so I thought, removing this would be easy, so I set about my task with a fork - and needless to say, it was a disaster (THUS FAR!).



Clothing customiser, I am not.. I haven't given up hope, as this morning I decided using fingernail scissors would make the job alot easier, and my progress since then has been more fluid... Either way, I think this will be a one off and I'll just stick to taking affectionate pictures of my cat..