Panera. The food has been on a steady decline in quality. I gave up on their “paninis” when they started microwaving them. Now they’ve messed with their salad ingredients to the point they just don’t taste good. The food has gotten cheaper in quality, but more expensive. -u/cadred48

Expensive water brands. -u/ManJebus

La Mer. -u/Nununugget

Kylie Cosmetics. I pull better stuff out of Walmart, Ulta and off Amazon for WAY less. Dupes are my best friend. -u/MJsLoveSlave

Stanley. It pains me to say it, but their tools these days are junk. I've got Stanley tools from 30 years ago which are as good as they day they were made, but every Stanley tool I've brought in the last few years has been complete garbage. -u/Max-Phallus

Anything that requires both a one-time hardware purchase AND a subscription model won't get my business.

Harley Davidson. Everything with the name on it is absurdly overpriced. -u/TLDR_bore

Champion! I swear I used to buy it at K-Mart way back in the day and I was considered the poor kid. Now their sweatshirts are $59.99. -u/speckofsand

Michael Kors. Everything has their logo 100% covering every inch even if you like the quality, who the heck wants to walk around like a billboard? -u/justsomegirl80

I’m gonna get hate for this but Jeep. Everyone I know who has a Jeep doesn’t shut up about how great it is, but it’s also in the shop 40% of the time. -u/Grouchy_Writer

Dr Dre Beats headphones. Luckily the brand is dying out. Absolutely sh*tty equalized signal to make it sound more bassy and big. Producers and DJs in studios using them for mixing are absolute muppets. -u/Soylopeor

Versace, definitely the most prolific brand in consistently making expensive clothes that nobody with a bit of taste would ever wear. -u/Ddagniele

Grey Goose. Literally all branding. The product itself is mid to bottom shelf quality at best. -u/cc0011

Supreme. It's literally just garbage with the name on it and it somehow turns a basic hoodie into a $400 one. -u/YoImBlind

Starbucks. They're convenient and consistent so people still flock to them, myself included. But when it comes to quality, your local indie coffee shop is always going to be better (and often cheaper and more innovative too). -u/techtchotchke

The Dallas Cowboys as “America’s Team”. They haven’t won a playoff game in decades. Overrated! -u/JohnnyRoanoke

Metaverse. -u/randezvousatmoon

Gucci, overpriced and overrated garbage in my opinion. -u/UltOnReddit

Land Rover. Never owned one myself but everyone I know who has says it’s always in the shop. -u/TarHeelDead414

Tesla. Build quality is terrible, they lock you out of features, and don't deliver on their promises (cyber truck, roadster, self-driving when?) -u/Oxygen95

Doc Martens, low quality and high prices. I had a pair many years ago that lasted for over a decade, but I've gone through three pairs in the last four years. The soles wear out super quickly now (planned obsolescence) and though they look good, I won't walk around with holes in the bottom of my shoes. Nor can I validate purchasing another pair unless they do a massive overhaul of their quality control. -u/breakfastalko

Razer. I bought a razer headset on Xmas 2020 and it broke within 2 months. It was weak and flimsy and not comfortable at all. -u/Darkurn

Nestle. -u/honkhonkkronk

Thanks Lexus for making me pay money for subscription service to use remote start. -u/Alexxryzhkov