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Still makes no sense why "Any brand/style except Porsche Design Sunglasses." but funny video!
I took his comment to mean that you don't want to be the guy that hops out of his P car wearing a P hat, P sunglasses, P fannypack, P jacket, P underwear, P racing shoes, P sweatpants, P socks, P watch, etc, etc.
^^ Because buying the "matching apparel" to go with your "already-flashy sportscar" is seen by the rest of the world (and me) as a sad cry for attention, not to mention a horrible fashion faux pas on its own.
"Look at me! Hey! Over here! I own a Porsche. It's parked outside! See, I have the shirt on to prove it! Whaddaya think about that, huh??"
^^ Because buying the "matching apparel" to go with your "already-flashy sportscar" is seen by the rest of the world (and me) as a sad cry for attention, not to mention a horrible fashion faux pas on its own.
"Look at me! Hey! Over here! I own a Porsche. It's parked outside! See, I have the shirt on to prove it! Whaddaya think about that, huh??"
That has nothing to do with Porsche Design Sunglasses and why they may not be a good choice. Sunglasses is the only thing this thread is about.
BTW they get a lot of good reviews on Amazon on their own merits.
That has nothing to do with Porsche Design Sunglasses and why they may not be a good choice. Sunglasses is the only thing this thread is about.
BTW they get a lot of good reviews on Amazon on their own merits.
Okay -- if in your world scheme logo'd sunglasses with the word "Porsche" on them are different than a shirt with the word "Porsche" on it, have at it! That opinion won't be shared by your friends and business associates who know you have a Porsche and then see you sporting some sporty Porsche sunglasses. They will roll their eyes over it -- if they're polite it will only be behind your back. I, as a true friend, am telling you to your sunglasses-shod face.
I took his comment to mean that you don't want to be the guy that hops out of his P car wearing a P hat, P sunglasses, P fannypack, P jacket, P underwear, P racing shoes, P sweatpants, P socks, P watch, etc, etc.
I have some Porsche "stuff" but also have a rule about one thing at a time. never a hat + jacket for example... One thing is fun.
Regardless of the work I've done to mine... about 12-15K in "little" stuff... it's still pretty stock looking and far from the flashiest Porsche let alone car at any gatherings.
My sunglasses are Ray-Ban and Maui-Jim's I do have three Porsche Baseball Caps, two were gifts from the Porsche Travel Club, on two driving tours, one I did buy at the Museum in Stuttgart. But I do have a rule that I only wear one at a time. The wife has one Hoodie, with a small Porsche logo, I've never seen her wear it outside our yard. I do have some Biker Friends, Harley boys and girls, that I swear have HD on everything they own/wear. I do have one Honda M/C Cap that is parked in my little Merc, its purpose in life is to keep the top of head from getting burnt when the top is down.
11-17-2016, 09:35 AM
