Part of the problem Pete Rose Deez Roses Cincinnati Reds Baseball Design T-Shirt . is that Ted Baker hasn’t moved on. In an era of hyper-fast fashion, where consumers can buy into new trends in the bat of an eyelid at very low cost, Ted Baker’s dedication to its staid aesthetic read like an admission of defeat long before its actual demise. Plus, with Depop and Vinted offering many 00s-era designs secondhand, more cheaply and more sustainably, customers would need a special reason to buy from the brand.
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