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How A $25 Kmart Dupe Of DISSH's Blue Button Up Sparked A Classism Debate On TikTok

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It started with a simple blue shirt — the kind you’d find in any corporate girlie’s closet, weekend brunch spot or even your dad’s wardrobe. But when Kmart released a $25 long-sleeve Oxford shirt bearing striking resemblance to DISSH’s $139.99 Rhea Blue Cotton Shirt, TikTok became ground zero for a heated debate about class, value, and who gets to claim aesthetic territory. The chaos ignited when shoppers noticed DISSH’s signature piece — a…

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How A $25 Kmart Dupe Of DISSH's Blue Button Up Sparked A Classism Debate On TikTok

It started with a simple blue shirt — the kind you’d find in any corporate girlie’s closet, weekend brunch spot or even your dad’s wardrobe. But when Kmart released a $25 long-sleeve Oxford shirt bearing striking resemblance to DISSH’s $139.99 Rhea Blue Cotton Shirt, TikTok became ground zero for a heated debate about class, value, and who gets to claim aesthetic territory. The chaos ignited when shoppers noticed DISSH’s signature piece — a…

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Pedestrian TV broke the news in 17 days ago on Friday, February 7, 2025.

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