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Are surf/skate clothes popular among Polish kids?


f stop 25 | 2,507
29 Dec 2009 #1
Do "fashionable" Polish kids wear them? Are there any Quiksilver, Volcom, Roxy clothes you see on the street?
McCoy 27 | 1,269
29 Dec 2009 #2
yes, they are
OP f stop 25 | 2,507
22 Jan 2010 #3
another question I'm sure I'm going to get blasted for somewhere.. sometime.. since I am really ignorant about this process.
How does ordering something in Poland through the internet, from US company work? Is the currency exchange, import taxes, declarations etc... a seamless process? Do you have to pick up the package at customs?
bravo 4 | 63
22 Jan 2010 #4
Do you have to pick up the package at customs?

The postman brings it to your door. If you are not there he leaves a note and you collect it at the post office.
SzwedwPolsce 11 | 1,594
22 Jan 2010 #5
Many people try to order from another EU-country. Because you don't have to pay import taxes and other strange fees.

If you buy from US you have to pay import taxes etc. But I don't think it's an extremely complicated process (but complications can occur). But as far as I know you don't have to pick it up at the customs. You can let Poczta Polska (avoid!) or another transporter deliver it to your home etc.
pawian 223 | 24,390
8 Sep 2012 #6
Are surf/skate clothes popular among Polish kids?

Unfortunately, yes, though they make kids look so stupid.

I am probably too old and conservative.
OP f stop 25 | 2,507
9 Sep 2012 #7
Which clothes in particular make them look stoopid?
Their pants make more sense than the skin-tight jeans I used to wear...
sa11y 5 | 331
9 Sep 2012 #8
F stop - what's wrong with a good pair of skinny jeans especially if they go with nice pair of boots and good woolie blazer???
pam
9 Sep 2012 #9
Skinny jeans are bang up to date here in the uk,but surf/skate gear for kids isn't as popular as it was a few years back. Don't think hoodies are going out of fashion anytime soon though.
OP f stop 25 | 2,507
9 Sep 2012 #11
LOL pawian! I can't see in your picture, but he should wear a pair of boxers as a shirt!
Pam - I was a slave to fashion so I wore them too, but they were not very comfortable when sitting down most of the day.

Strzyga - you might have something there. Hammertime?
p3undone 8 | 1,132
9 Sep 2012 #12
fstop,LOL,you can't touch this.
strzyga 2 | 993
9 Sep 2012 #13
Strzyga - you might have something there. Hammertime?

Yes, I see lots of inspiration coming from the Cossacks culture.Nothing new, really.

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OP f stop 25 | 2,507
9 Sep 2012 #14
actually, the surf/skate long pants seem to be getting back to skinny jeans, but even then the fit on top is much more relaxed than it used to be.

I'm very glad to be out of fashion race, anyway :)
If I wear long pants now, they're usually linen drawstring. Gotta love Florida!

However, I do have a bunch of new enterpreneurs around me making new clothes, sponsoring new athletes, that's why I originally asked.
pawian 223 | 24,390
9 Sep 2012 #15
Dear female poster friends,

Those baggy trousers you have presented are called sindbads or alladins. They were fashionable a year or two ago but don`t belong to surf/skate garb.


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