Ed Hardy table top lighter

[sikk50]

Originally Posted by Volt

Who or what is a Ed Hardy?

Ed Hardy was a tattoo artist who apprenticed under the famous Sailor Jerry (Mr. Hardy also owns all royalties to the Sailor Jerry name, flash art and products now). Hardy wrote a couple books regarding flash art and tattooing that became extremely famous and renouned. After a while Ed Hardy was approached to put his name and flash art on clothing. He has sold the clothing line, Christian Audugar (the designer of the Von Dutch clothing line) is now the owner of Ed Hardy Designs. Ed Hardy pretty much is just an artist and tattoo teacher, he no longer does tattoos.

In a nut shell the clothing and "tattoo art" designs have become very famous and played out in the last few years. Basicly Ed Hardy is comfort designer clothing at $50-150 per tshirt.

[Volt]

Thanks for the info. $50 - $150 a shirt, huh. Definitly not in line with what I have to spend on my clothing. Must be the Jordache/famous name type thing. I never found a famous person's name on my ass to wear or last any longer. But others milage may vary.

Originally Posted by sikk50

Ed Hardy was a tattoo artist who apprenticed under the famous Sailor Jerry (Mr. Hardy also owns all royalties to the Sailor Jerry name, flash art and products now). Hardy wrote a couple books regarding flash art and tattooing that became extremely famous and renouned. After a while Ed Hardy was approached to put his name and flash art on clothing. He has sold the clothing line, Christian Audugar (the designer of the Von Dutch clothing line) is now the owner of Ed Hardy Designs. Ed Hardy pretty much is just an artist and tattoo teacher, he no longer does tattoos.

In a nut shell the clothing and "tattoo art" designs have become very famous and played out in the last few years. Basicly Ed Hardy is comfort designer clothing at $50-150 per tshirt.

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by Volt

Thanks for the info. $50 - $150 a shirt, huh. Definitly not in line with what I have to spend on my clothing. Must be the Jordache/famous name type thing. I never found a famous person's name on my ass to wear or last any longer. But others milage may vary.

I confess I like them and own a few.
However, not at those prices.
Check Marshalls and Ross and they have them for $30, sent over straight from Macy's, owned by same company.
They are good looking shirts.
I also own the boy shorts.
That's it. Two shirts. One shorts.
No diapers.

Like anything else, some like things, some don't. Those that don't, hate. Those that don't hate, love.
Such is life.

[MajorCaptSilly]

I traded for the lighter from Mr Punklife because I thought it was cool. I bought an Ed Hardy t-shirt for my daughter and she likes it. La la la la la.

MCS