/fa/ - Fashion

i encourage people to steal from the LVMH concern
and H&M

>>7220139
h&m is not hard to shoplift from during sales i think, there are so many people storming out of the door that it's impossible to stop you.

>>7220150
H&M is piss easy to steal from
go into a dressing room, cut off alarm, put stuff on under your normal clothes, go hang back some other stuff and walk out

>>7220154
i'm really tempted though.
They wouldn't even care, they make really much money and their stuff ia not worth much.
BUT my parents would fucking destroy me if i get caught.

>>7220139
may i ask why?

>>7220156
if you are an adult, why would your parents find out if you got caught?

>>7220166
political reasons mostly. i think you would appreciate the non-specifics here since no one wants a /pol/ discussion.

>>7220154
don't they count how many garments you take in?

Ah yes, please shoplift and get a permanent criminal record that'll haunt you and your future endeavours over a shitty $40 shirt.

If you aren't under 16/18, don't shoplift. If you are, shoplift away.

>>7220170
some do, some don't. if they do, i would advice to not bother as it's too risky.
if you are ballsy you could make a shoplifter bag avoid the dressing room switcheroo altogether.

>>7220170
not here

>>7220154
what do you do with the alarm thing tho? just leave it in the dressing room or put it in a pocket of a jeans (not your own of course) or something?

>>7220258
put in i a pocket of some pants and hang them back, yes.

>>7220260

No don't do that. Did you even read OP? If you do that then employees will start finding them and have a meeting about stopping shoplifters or something

>>7220267
if you trust the OP enough you can instead make a shoplifter bag or a small shoplifter "purse" to put the alarms in.

>>7220274

Wow did you seriously drop out of high school or something?

>>7220278
whats up your lil bum-bum friendo?
it's probably in the OP, didn't bother to read as it is not rocket science to steal from a clothing store.

>>7220267
>meeting about stopping shoplifters

i dont think that will happen, just because they find some of these alarm tags.. it's not like they dont know that people steal there on a regular basis, i guess they just dont care. (talking about big & cheap shops like h&m)

>>7220112
that whole infograph is retarded or very specific for a certain store or mall
you're 'legally' allowed to check bags no matter what the bag is
also the thing saying 'employees are not allowed to stop shoplifters themselves' is absolutely retarded
i stop shoplifters all the time

>>7220299
ur a faggot
Just let them go, what do you get from it?

>>7220309
i get the satisfaction of stopping a piece of shit from getting something they didnt earn
why would i just let them go

>>7220299
>you're 'legally' allowed to check bags no matter what the bag is

No you are not. At least in America. I'm sure people still do it and officers still let it slide but that doesn't make it legal

>>7220317
Why is that so in America, land of the free? You are not forced to go to stores who check your bags, you are free to go to stores who don't. FREEDOMS.

>>7220317
you're allowed in australia
amurrica is backwards
also why are people making an infograph on how to break the law concerned about whats legal

>>7220299
>you're 'legally' allowed to check bags no matter what the bag is
>i stop shoplifters all the time

which country are you from?

>>7220312
because you get nothing from it and they get in problems.
You won't get a raise and it will not make your dick bigger.

>>7220317
lol have u ever heard of a citizens arrest?

>>7220322
australia
>>7220323
they deserve to 'get in problems'
it satisfies me to stop shoplifters so i plan to keep doing it

>>7220331
you are scum

>>7220344
why

>>7220344
dat projection

>>7220346
because you are making the lifes of other people worse, it doesnt matter if they earned it or not u wannabe cop

>>7220351
are you being genuine right now

>>7220358
that guy is not me, but he's right.

You little shit, i hope you get beat up by someone you try to catch

>>7220365
are YOU being genuine right now

>>7220372
i only asked you once

>>7220369
why the fuck do you keep asking?
Of course I'm serious

>>7220351
>>7220365
Because shoplifting hurts no one right? Stop being a little bitch about someone doing their bloody job and get gud.

I would do this if I had no qualifications or potential to do something with my life. Can't afford to be criminal scum fun as it looks

>>7220112

I once stole a pair of gloves from H&M. Was in there checking out other stuff, tried on the gloves and just put them in my pockets like I usually do. Didn't notice I still had them until a few days later. Much regrets, many guilt feelings.

>>7220380
it "hurts" no one as long as you don't do it in thrift shops or small botiques

>>7220410
are you being genuine right now

>>7220410

I'd actually say thrift shops are the ones least hurt by lifting. They don't pay for stock, and many of their employees are volunteers, and on top of that they often get huge discounts on rent. Even though many of them are as capitalistic and profit-obsessed as regular chain stores.

>>7220415
le epic :')

i used to shoplift when i was very, VERY young. like 8 years old, maybe younger. nothing serious, just stuff from stationary stores and such. i don't do it anymore but i often find myself considering shoplifting because of how things are expensive in my shit country (brazil)

Me and my friends used to shoplift daily I think we were addicted to it at one point. Our main targets were Dicks Sporting Goods & Best Buys.

Dicks Sporting Good
>play high school football and everybody what football gloves
>all gloves had an alarm
>slowly work the hole the alarm makes until its big enough to take it off
>sell them to friends for 50% off
>for shoes we would ask a worker for a pair
>go into the dressing room with another store bag put on new shoes and put old shoes in bag
>this requires a look out guy bc you don't want that worker noticing you
>stealing other clothes is straight forward (dressing room > put it under other clothes)

Bestbuy
>at the time Nintendo DS games had no security on them and you could cut them out of the plastic wrap no problem (not sure if this is still the case)
>trade them in at gamestop for money (try not to make it a bunch of newly released games the store owner will get suspicious almost got in trouble for this)
>also some times when best buy stocks new games they bring them out on carts and puts them in security cases as they stock them so when they aren't looking at the cart you can get yourself a brand new X360 or PS3 games.

This all ended when we turned 18 and got to college.

>>7220512

Also stealing other smaller electronics from best buy usually required a knife and a trip to the bathroom. There is a alarm when going into the bathroom but it wasn't consistent and if it did go off it would be when entering and all you had to say was sorry I didn't know I wasn't allowed to bring this item in. Easy stuff.

>>7220459
Cara, aonde vc compra suas roupas?
Vc é de são paulo?

>>7220539

sou do rj mas to morando em curitiba. eu costumo comprar na tng, hering, levi's.. mas ta foda do jeito que os preços estão

sp é ótima pra fazer compras se vc tem $$$$

>>7220547
sim, eu sou de sc
foda achar roupa aqui
>tfw nenhuma H&M, uniqlo etc..

>>7220561

sp ta ganhando todas as lojas internacionais. galera caga e anda pro sul.

> tfw no GAP

All of these discussions about shoplifting...

Shoplifting is really fucking easy. Grab the merch you want and run the fuck out. If someone asks you to stop, keep fucking running, they can't/won't chase you.

No security device attached to anything will stop you from doing this.

Also, there are a lot of incorrect things with OP's post.

Source: Retail store manager for 3 years (and not one of those small pussy boutique stores.)

>being an immoral leech

Steal away but just steal from the big ass chains who it doesn't matter at all and who make massive profits anyway.

Small privately own businesses are struggling due to the recession and the fact that people are buying most of their shit from affordable giants like H&M, Uniqlo, Asos etc.

>>7220575
what about the ones full of paint that explode?

>people actually think shoplifting from h&m has some kind of victim

did you know that if they get a returned shirt, they cut it apart before throwing it in the trash?
big corporations deserve to be stolen from. i would argue differently if the clerks or w/e had to suffer because of it.

>>7220678
whats it like being 16?

>>7220701
ull find out in two years XDDD

good shitpost rebuttal dudelinger

>>7220678
stick it to da man!! : D dont forget ur gay fawkes mask haha xD

I work in a department store, and basically, we know people rob us blind, but we really can't do much about it. Unless security catches you no one can even say anything to you, even if we see you cramming stuff into your pants. Also, management encourages us to follow black people around the store, so they're the only ones we pay attention to.

>>7221048
>Also, management encourages us to follow black people around the store

seriously?
where are you from?

>>7221146

i'm assuming US or anywhere in south america.

>>7220171
this
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>>7220171
>>7221230
lel come on
worst possible outcome is that you can't go back to the store. unless you actually fall into the back of a police car on your way out.

when I actually do go to the physical stores I'm paranoid enough that I think people think I'm shoplifting when I'm not

it's easier on the conscience to buy them online and pirate my textbooks instead. and even harder to get caught.

I tried stealing from Uniqlo. I took $52 dollars with of stuff. I got caught. Had to pay $260 fee and if I'm seen in Uniqlo I could get arrested. It's defiantly not worth it guys

>>7221597
now you have to steal for 260 dollars to earn it back
do i have to do all the thinking for you

>>7221597
i defiantly choose not to give a shit about u're post