Marketing II
Si, es una foto de un boxer viejo de mi pertenencia. Me sorprendió el contraste. La etiqueta transpira elegancia y glamour. Está aún en un estado prístino, a pesar del uso abundante de la prenda. Hasta me da pena tirarla a la basura, lo cual genera un efecto económico negativo puesto que la marca desea que me compre otra. ¿Cómo resuelvo esta contradicción entre la imagen de finura, delicadeza y robustez que la etiqueta sugiere; y el deterioro del objeto físico, que me muestra que quizás la imagen sea... eso, una imagen... una construcción mental? Les podría pedir que fabriquen la indumentaria con etiquetas.
Yes, that's a picture of my underwear. I was astonished by the contrast. The label expels elegance and glamour. It is still in a pristine state, despite the generous use of the clothing item. I even think it's a shame to throw it to the garbage; which eventually generates a negative economic effect on the brand since it wants me to buy a new one. How do I resolve this counterpoint between the image of finese, delicacy, and robustness that the tag suggests; with the wear and tear of the physical object, which shows that maybe the image is just...that, an image... a mental construction? I could recommend them to make clothes with labels.
Yes, that's a picture of my underwear. I was astonished by the contrast. The label expels elegance and glamour. It is still in a pristine state, despite the generous use of the clothing item. I even think it's a shame to throw it to the garbage; which eventually generates a negative economic effect on the brand since it wants me to buy a new one. How do I resolve this counterpoint between the image of finese, delicacy, and robustness that the tag suggests; with the wear and tear of the physical object, which shows that maybe the image is just...that, an image... a mental construction? I could recommend them to make clothes with labels.
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