The 'Black Label' line of Pretty Green is WAY overpriced! Even much of the Green Label is too, some of the stuff in the sales seems to be pretty fairly priced though. Guess Liams just tryin to compete with the Fred Perrys n John Smedleys, if he put out a load of cheap stuff people would think it was therefore cheap and nasty in quality as well.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying I'm into cheap n nasty Primark quality clothes, even though a lot of these top designer names do overcharge, they can quite often be made of better materials n better quality. Don't think I'd ever be as mad as to pay full price though, brought myself a nice Baracuta polo shirt the other day, rrp £55, got in a sale for £30, which to me is about as much as I'd be willing to pay anyway.

Fair play to Liam though, having his name associated with a Mod style clothing range seems to be doing the trick, he's got plenty of Oasis fans, as well as celebs, buying n promoting his gear...

They say, "there's that silly c*nt pretending to be Liam Gallagher!"

I am willing to bet that the majority of people who bought Pretty Green clothes only did so because it was from Liam Gallagher.

I understand that, but it still seems idiotic to buy. You can find very, very similar clothes for much cheaper. And to get your money's worth, you basically have to tell everyone you know you bought a "Liam Gallagher Original".

I only have one Pretty Green tshirt that my girlfriend bought me, and to be fair it is great quality fitting and is my favourite t shirt, but yes I agree spending hundreds of hundreds of pounds on it is a bit silly.

Will?
Well, I didn't think Noel was an option for them as he cited a lack of support from band mates in his announcement.

I wrote this in the PG argument thread, but I'll post it here because it got overlooked and is more relevant here anyway:

Doing nothing, when you're capable of acting is just as bad as the problem itself.

It's like the kid who gets bullied at school by one big guy, and everyone watches. Everyone who is watching the spectacle and not doing a damn thing are part of the problem. But the kid who emerges to try to break it up, or try to console the kid at the end at the very least will have done the right thing.

It's always easy to be a spectator and not get involved, but that doesn't make it right.

Andy, as a mutual friend and as a band mate should have done - or at the very least said - something.

I'm not blaming Andy for the breakup. And I'm not on a crusade of hatred against the guy. But I do understand Noel's feelings, and his statement both at the end of Oasis and at the press conference were fair. He feels betrayed, and that's understandable.

What would you do if your friend watched you get the shit kicked out of you, not giving a damn about you while it was occurring or even after it ended? Exactly.

...and brother

Ultimately, Andy got the singer he was looking for.

Any fucker that wants to charge me to advertise my own fuckin clothing line in my own fuckin band, is NO brother of mine!!! Thats KARMA! Liam started the band, Liam started PG, safe to say that Noel pretty much stared the band as well, considering he wrote ALL of their TOP gear. But, to try and actually charge Liam for the the advert? WTF? THats beyond me. i doubt Liam was going to have a centerfold in the program any way.
Safe money is that Noel had ulterior motives for pressing on about charging Liam. Perhaps jealousies that Liam was actually being successful in something that he had no part in? or maybe Noel was straight up just being a buster.
Been a very long time fan of the band, have an oasis tat on my back, just not buying into the whole PG gear. Sorry but, Im sticking to Fred Perry. Black label? serious? its not like its Ralph Lauren or anything. i see it as a complete bite off FP and Ben Sherman.but, hey fair play to Liam ppl are obviously buying it.
As to why Noel started hating on Liam on this whole PG matter is beyond me. only they know. Hope to see them sort it out come 2015