J. Crewd

by Justin Racz

J. Crewdis a wickedly funny satire on J. Crew, the twenty-something clothing catalogue for yuppies, preppies, and Winona Ryder-in-Reality Bites wannabes. Illustrated with 90210-ish models sporting... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0385492804
• ISBN13: 9780385492805
• Release Date: October 1998
• Publisher: Main Street Books
• Length: 60 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 8.6" x 10.9"

Customer Reviews

This Book Is Sooooo Cool!

My freinds and I spent hours looking through J.Crewd... It is hilarious!!! I woulddefinitly suggest buying your self a copy! P.S... If you enjoy the finger gloves so much... Make a Pair... We did!!!

Pure good times

I left this book lying around my desk at work. Now the office is rife with J. Crewd allusions all day long. I think I might try to get one of my co-workers the Tommy Hillbillyfiger beater for the Holidays. No Christmas stocking should be without J. Crewd.

Wicked fun!

Sexy, shocking, frankly at times even a bit vulgar. In other words I loved it. All the details you missed the first time around are packed with silly fun.

One of the funniest books I have ever seen.

J Crewd, by Justin Racz is, without a doubt, one of the funniest books I have ever laid eyes on. Every detail is intentional, each time I look at it I find something new, and HILARIOUS. It doesn't just poke fun at a the catalog, but at the entire fashion industry. I gave it to some friends as a gift, and they all loved it too. This book is GREAT!

Pure Unadulterated Genius

A literary masterpiece has been bestowed upon us and it's purveyor is Justin Racz. This tearful, joyous, gripping satirical examination of society's infatuation, nay addiction to catalogue shopping is an insightful, sociological commentary on our cultural trend towards an isolationist existence. I say bravo Mr. Racz on this risqué, cutting edge exposé serving as your first venture into the kingdom of authorship. The concrete walls that have imprisoned the literary community in the dark cell of imperturbable depravity come crumbling down with the passionate prose that flow effortlessly from the "stylo" of Racz. The precedent has been set and the bar has been raised. Mr. Racz comes roaring into the printed medium with a fury we have not seen since King or Grisham. The only comparable feat will be topping this tour-de-force in his next installment.