Part 1: Introduction

Anonymous
Sep 30, 2018
2 min read

This is the first part/sequel of this blog, this will be counted as the first part

In this blog i will be analysing the effect of the “hype”/”streetwear” culture on different aspects ,i will be going deeper into what this culture is, the impact it creates and how that impact affects us as a whole.

I will be also going deeper into topics like the business implications of this culture, how teenagers like me are earning money through this culture and how people have jobs called “reselling”

I will also be going deeper into the economic effects this culture has, the business point of view ,how it affects communication skills ,how a person like me could communicate with people socially through this culture and what the brand does for the people to strive for its clothing and what difference to they make in their clothing which makes the value of it go high.

Before i get into any of those topics i would just like to justify the basic meaning of reselling this specific culture and what it means.

What is reselling? Reselling on an overall is selling something for more than the retail price it was sold at.

For example, the supreme store sells their most hyped item the “box logo t shirt” at roughly 54 dollars while it resells for anywhere between 500-1500 depending on the rarity of it.

The Brooklyn box logo

There are many places clothes are resold, there are many ways and apps, these are apps are the main reason this community is getting closer through some of these apps you can communicate with each other and settle on the correct price like bump, grailed , heat etc.