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The 2012 US Olympic Team Uniforms
I should prob preface this by saying that I love Ralph Lauren’s clothing. But, seriously? Eew. These people look ridic. Where to start?
First impression: I would not want to approach these people to start a friendly conversation. They look like the mean prep school antagonists from a teen movie. 
Those hats? Really? Ick. I know we need hats, but was I the only one who liked when we wore Cowboy hats? At least those are uniquely American. I thought that was kinda the idea…
Is she trying to be a snooty French flight attendant? Is it Halloween?
Could the RL symbol be any bigger? It’s competing with the USA Olympic patch. Are you really more important than our country? CLASSY AND HUMBLE DUDE. 
This is picky, but I wish the patch and symbol were a smidge higher. They just look awkward. 
MADE IN CHINA? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Nothing says USA pride like outsourcing the production of uniforms we’ll wear to represent our nation in an international forum. ULTIMATE FAIL

On a side note: The geniuses who approved these made in China uniforms are the same brainiacs we have solving messing around with our nation’s most serious problems. Yep, I feel secure. 

The 2012 US Olympic Team Uniforms

I should prob preface this by saying that I love Ralph Lauren’s clothing. But, seriously? Eew. These people look ridic. Where to start?

  • First impression: I would not want to approach these people to start a friendly conversation. They look like the mean prep school antagonists from a teen movie. 
  • Those hats? Really? Ick. I know we need hats, but was I the only one who liked when we wore Cowboy hats? At least those are uniquely American. I thought that was kinda the idea…
  • Is she trying to be a snooty French flight attendant? Is it Halloween?
  • Could the RL symbol be any bigger? It’s competing with the USA Olympic patch. Are you really more important than our country? CLASSY AND HUMBLE DUDE. 
  • This is picky, but I wish the patch and symbol were a smidge higher. They just look awkward. 
  • MADE IN CHINA? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Nothing says USA pride like outsourcing the production of uniforms we’ll wear to represent our nation in an international forum. ULTIMATE FAIL

On a side note: The geniuses who approved these made in China uniforms are the same brainiacs we have solving messing around with our nation’s most serious problems. Yep, I feel secure.