Brands and products sorted by Alpha/Beta status

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[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

I am not opposed to the premise of this thread, but your opinions are so backwards that this thread is already unusable.

[WritOfCertiorari]

Ralph Lauren: Alpha

Uniqlo: Ehhh.... Alpha

Izod: Was Alpha, is rapidly decaying into Beta status

Nordstrom: After that Trump thing they were briefly Alpha, we are now recalculating it.

[Santander]

Ascot Chang, WW Chan, Goyard, Charvet, Oxxford, Zac Posen, Breguet, Piaget, Golden Goose Deluxe Brand, Shiatzy Chen, Camille Fournet, ST Dupont, Alden, Dom Pérignon, Lucky Strike, Xerox, Sotheby's, El Al, Godolphin, Madarin Oriental, and NM Rothschild & Sons are all Alpha+ brands. France is really a magnificent country.

Golden Goose Deluxe Brand shoes are literally my favorite thing in the world. Handmade, hand-distressed, what's not to love? While not a brand per se, Merci, the concept store in Paris, is chic AF. Must visit if you are worth any oxygen.

I would prefer not to disclose my favorite makeup brand.

[#gravelgang #lessiglad]

Alpha: Diageo plc
Beta: Beam Suntory

[dead0man]

I don't know if you can say somebody is alpha or beta by what brands they're loyal to.  Is Harley an alpha brand?  No, because many Harleys are ridden by posers.  The fact that they're sh**tty and over priced is irrelevant.  But it's not beta brand either.  There are many of them who could take on the top 10 posters here in a melee and walk away without a scratch.

There is a lot you can tell from a brand though.  For example, if a person owns cars made by Dodge they clearly have no idea what makes a car good and they don't listen to people who do.