Nadeshot fires back after 100 Thieves merch collection criticism Twitter: 100ThievesWhile 100 Thieves has grown a reputation for releasing some of the most popular merchandise in the entire esports industry, the latest drop got a mixed reaction, leading Matthew \u2018Nadeshot\u2019 Haag to respond throughout his latest video. Having been on a roll throughout the start of 2020 with major Fortnite signings in Martin \u201cMrSavage\u201d Foss Andersen and Brodie \u201cRehx\u201d Franks, as well as officially lifting the lid on a new facility in Los Angeles, 100 Thieves latest announcement hasn\u2019t been received quite as well as the organization might have hoped. While all previous merchandise collections from the brand have sold out in a matter of minutes, the latest from 100 Thieves seems had a more muted response, leading to an explanation from CEO Nadeshot. 100 Thieves Numbers Collection 2.29.20.In-Store 10 AM PT. Online 12 PM PT.https:\/\/t.co\/8q3ChCqYeK pic.twitter.com\/kMSytGNXCt\u2014 100 Thieves (@100Thieves) February 24, 2020 The aptly titled \u2018100 Thieves Numbers Collection\u2019 is set to release on February 29 and marks the first time in company history that clothing will be available for purchase both online and in-store at their new facility. With nine unique items, it also serves as the single biggest collection to date, however, some fans of the organization appeared unsatisfied upon seeing the new shirts, pants, and headwear, for the first time. Nadeshot was quick to address concerns throughout his February 26 vlog where he explained why the in-store release is \u201cthe most important day of [his] life.\u201d \u201cI know that you guys have your own styles and own tastes, and I promise you that will change over time,\u201d he expressed. \u201cMaybe it won\u2019t change with mine, that\u2019s totally fine. But this is what I love and this is what I\u2019m proud of. 100 Thieves Numbers Collection 2.29.20.In-Store 10 AM PT. Online 12 PM PT.https:\/\/t.co\/8q3ChCqYeK pic.twitter.com\/dceHy1Rk1j\u2014 100 Thieves (@100Thieves) February 24, 2020 Addressing recent criticism, he explained how the company has faced similar feedback in the past after releasing \u201capparel that didn\u2019t resonate right away.\u201d \u201cI have read your feedback and I know some of you don\u2019t believe that this is what should be representing 100 Thieves. You guys have to understand we have an entire year of apparel ready to be rolled out. This is what we decided we wanted to roll out first, and I\u2019m proud of this.\u201d \u201cIt\u2019s okay if it doesn\u2019t fit your parameters in your head on what your style is,\u201d he added, directly responding to fans that slammed the latest drop online. \u201cApparel, clothing, art, taste, change, it\u2019s all subjective. Everyone is going to have their own opinion and that\u2019s okay.\u201d The relevant discussion begins at the 3:50 mark for mobile readers. The Numbers Collection was praised by some fans for its simplicity, but even some high-profile individuals in the industry responded sarcastically. G2 Esports CEO Carlos Rodr\u00edguez jokingly responded with a hasty edit of his own, placing \u2018G2\u2019 branding over each piece of merch and simply stating that he had \u201cfixed it.\u201d someone was paid to do what i did in 11 seconds pic.twitter.com\/liwIQmt3Pb \u2014 Lucas7yoshi \u2013 Leaks (@Lucas7yoshi) February 24, 2020 The latest from 100 Thieves will be made available for purchase online at 12PM PT on February 29. If you happen to live in LA, however, you can head down to the in-store release from 10AM PT onwards.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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