On Reddit r/streetwear, a user named cokeslurpees posted a picture of what appears to be Supreme tagged blank t-shirts in Kmart which is equivalent to Jusco, Aeon and Tesco in Malaysia.

Here is the gist of it :

American Apparel closed down all it's outlets, so they have a lot of extra t-shirts to letgo.

Kmart quickly saw the potential and bought the excess blank shirts without knowing the Brand tagged on them.

Each only selling for $4 max, converted to RM17!

They had them in many colours like teal, white, black and more.

Backstory :

Supreme had been speculated to have been printing their t-shirts on either Gildan and even American Apparel. So a lot of people have kind of confirmed that American Apparel has been supplying Supreme for their blanks.

Now :

People are buying literally dozens of them at once just to resell. In my opinion, I would probably do the exact same thing.

Resell prices are going upwards of $45 up to $60 because of the Supreme Tag.

Haters :

Based on the video listed here, people have been so butthurt to see this that they cut off the tags and wrote L meaning "loss" or equivalent to basically a bad scene. Such childish moves to be doing in a local store.

Conclusion :

I don't see any wrong with reselling if you're worried about that. Who wouldn't do the same, be honest with yourself. Buy small, sell big. Also if there's a potential or certain demand, why the hell not.

Tesco, Aeon, Giant, get these shirts omg need these type of mishaps in Malaysia! Not people throwing slippers at a car. But yeah, to the people that bought all the shirts, salute for being up to date on the scene. For real, love the drama :)