It sounds like most people aren't loyal to the brand because of the brand per se - they are loyal to the brand because of its quality.

Therefore, the old formula of Quality = Sales is still holding up!

I'm loyal to any brand well known or generic as long as it works for me...

I agree with Ivy on N.B. shoes; I've sworn not to wear high heel shoes ever again. So, yeah, N.B. running / walking / casual shoes are my shoes of choice. Computers / electronics: Apple, Bose, Blue. Off the rack acoustic guitars: Guild. Jeans: Tommy H, and Lee's fit my ass just right. Food wise, I mostly cook from scratch, I don't cook or use much out of the can or frozen. Well, ice cream... I only eat Bryers ice cream.

kewlschool said:

Apple for my computers.

Guess for my jeans (Although, I do wear Levis now and then.)

When I drink a soda pop (which is like 10 times a year) it will be coca-cola.

Although, there should be a list of brands you wont wear:

I won't wear Crocs, any buckle jean or any heavy stitched jean, tommy bahama, etc.

ZombieKitten said:

CocoRock said:

Had to google it, and am still not sure. Is it a store with its own brand?

It's a discount grocery store. You know how supermarkets have generic brands? Well Aldi is nothing BUT its own generic brands. The cool thing in the centre of he store there is rotating stock that changes twice weekly. We got our 42" TV there Aldi's Bauhn brand - it's actually a Hitachi on the inside. What I love most is the prices.

Got it.

Getting one next month. (a Panasonic) CAN'T. WAIT.

Dave1992 said:

I love me some nice, earthy, identity-fulfilling kind of clothing brand loyalty. I'm a firm believer in the (admittedly slightly superficial) notion that clothes make people.

Just as all my friends say they think of me when they see/hear something about Prince, so it goes for Adidas.

1. teva shoes (mostly their flip flops), they are like heaven on my feet. http://www.teva.com/
2. skechers running shoes. http://www.skechers.com/
3. vita coco coconut water http://vitacoco.com/
4. yves rocher for shower gel, lotion, etc. http://www.yvesrocherusa....trol/main/