Get a load of Russell Wilson's clothing line

[KBRed]

The clothing price, although absurd...people will buy it. That's not the issue. His profit margins are ridiculously high. Of those margins, he's giving back about 1-2%. So, he makes a pimp ton per item ($100-300). And donates $3 per.  And the article highlights that as a major contribution. 

Even Jesus asked for 10%...

[Chaos]

6 hours ago, The NFL Shield At Midfield said:

is this included in the collection

It's from the signature Carlton Banks selection. 

[SCP]

Russell Wilson is like a character from Seinfeld or Curb Your Enthusiasm.

[SCP]

1 minute ago, Chaos said:

It's from the signature Carlton Banks selection. 

His Wilford Brimley Summer Collection is to die for.

[Chaos]

17 minutes ago, SCP said:

I'll go in there and try on every sport coat.

Fat guy in a little coat 

 

[frash.exe]

Russell Wilson is like a walking Peanuts character.

[Chaos]

7 minutes ago, Chaos said:

Fat guy in a little coat 

 

Unfortunately I couldn't get the Chris Farley gif to upload, but I was pretty sure you knew what I was referring to @SCP

[Clicheking]

[AceBoogie]

12 hours ago, Cary Kollins said:

 

I'd wear them for sure, wouldn't pay those potato prices but the clothes aren't the issue.

Yea I definitely wouldn't pay those prices

[imminent rogaine]

16 hours ago, The NFL Shield At Midfield said:

is this included in the collection

Sure. It'll set you back about 3 grand. That's 3 grand you can feel good about, though. Think of all of the $10 dollars that would go to Wilson's foundation. Don't you want to be a part of the reason that Russell can pat himself on the back?

[d-dave]

I just don't get the cost of his stuff..  I mean, if someone wants to pay out the nose for clothing, that's their prerogative.  On the flip side, you can get stuff like his cloths at old navy...or Kohl's...in the clearance section...yeah, the 90% clearance section.

Also, what kind of contribution are you making on a $168 shirt?  I mean it can't cost the manufacturer more than $5 per shirt using mass produced foreign labor.  Why not have a $25 or even $50 donation per shirt!  Then you might make enough money to do SOMETHING good...

[Jangler]

1 hour ago, d-dave said:

 

Also, what kind of contribution are you making on a $168 shirt?  I mean it can't cost the manufacturer more than $5 per shirt using mass produced foreign labor.  Why not have a $25 or even $50 donation per shirt!  Then you might make enough money to do SOMETHING good...

He hasn't got to the part about tithing...

[panthers55]

I wish athletes would endorse clothes and sneakers that were cheap enough poor inner city kids could afford them. That would do more good for poor mothers on tight budgets than donating a few bucks to a charity that only impacts a few children. 

[Go To Girl]

Open the link - see dark brown man wear a hoodie with the hood pulled on top of his head.  So that's ok now?