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On July 31 2009 01:44 Last Romantic wrote:
lol the sf location is in such a shitty part of mission district
when paper took me there I was like 'uhhhh is there really a store that sells 300$ jeans here'
haha ._.
edit: and i resent the anti-new car sentiment; some people just like wasting money ;x
mission is pretty sketchy in general... =\
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On July 30 2009 15:37 MrHoon wrote:
I like 7 and Diesel Jeans. They feel nice and don't ride up my ass like True Religion does.
edit: Also noobs, you never buy designer jeans for full price! You buy them at black friday (70~90% sale), off season jeans (20~30% sale), Christmas Sale (30~50%), THANKZGIVING (40~60%) and clearance sales! Who the hell would pay full price for that shit.
You save shitloads of money and the girls find your pants sexy. DOUBLE WIN
Wait, what?
You buy them at Thanksgiving for 40-60% off, or at black friday for 70-90% off?
Thanksgiving is Thursday. Black Friday is, Friday. The next day. What (and thanksgiving gets the caps)? Huh?
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Why are you nit-picking his post. The point is to buy during sales do you really need to point out something so tedious as that.
On topic - I like true religion and diesel jeans the best. Monarchy also is a good brand for jeans as well. I go to outlet malls to buy jeans though because like mr hoon stated the regular prices are quite ridiculous. You can always find good deals at the outlets no matter what time of year it is.
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On July 31 2009 03:45 Cambium wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2009 01:44 Last Romantic wrote:
lol the sf location is in such a shitty part of mission district
when paper took me there I was like 'uhhhh is there really a store that sells 300$ jeans here'
haha ._.
edit: and i resent the anti-new car sentiment; some people just like wasting money ;x mission is pretty sketchy in general... =\
yeeeah lol
two asian college kids in a sea of...
not asian college kids ;p
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On July 31 2009 04:39 errol1001 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 30 2009 15:37 MrHoon wrote:
I like 7 and Diesel Jeans. They feel nice and don't ride up my ass like True Religion does.
edit: Also noobs, you never buy designer jeans for full price! You buy them at black friday (70~90% sale), off season jeans (20~30% sale), Christmas Sale (30~50%), THANKZGIVING (40~60%) and clearance sales! Who the hell would pay full price for that shit.
You save shitloads of money and the girls find your pants sexy. DOUBLE WIN Wait, what? You buy them at Thanksgiving for 40-60% off, or at black friday for 70-90% off? Thanksgiving is Thursday. Black Friday is, Friday. The next day. What (and thanksgiving gets the caps)? Huh?
You know, there are different countries that celebrate Thanksgiving on different days than America right...? Maybe he was talking about Canada/UK? Have you thought about other plausible situations before assuming other people are idiots?
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Cambium are you still in SF
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Yea, for one more month 
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I thought I would never pay more than 50$ for jeans till I went to EVO in vegas this year and decided to get me 2 pair of True Religions... dude those pants are worth every single penny... they look so flashy and fit perfectly.. I dunno how to explain it
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you too
oh no 
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On July 30 2009 10:13 BisuBoi wrote:Show nested quote +On July 26 2009 09:44 maleorderbride wrote:i cant believe no one sees that jacket for the economic stimulus package it really is. overpriced luxury items are the only real taxes that the rich pay. just be happy about it. It's not tax if the money filters right back to the people who own the fashion industry, which I assure you are not the working class. The actual workers in the fashion industry are paid below minimum wage in developing countries. The models get a cut of the money, which they then hand over to drug dealers and sleaze boyfriends/agents.
The more important point is for them to be able to keep the manufacturing factory operating within their own respective countries. While most of the low to mid class fashion brands have re-loacted their manufacturing factory over to China long time ago, luxury brands such as Versace, Louis Vuiton and Chanel etc still produce locally in Italy and France etc. This is only possible because they charge a shit load of money for premium. In the face of the economic crisis, there is always a news of factory workers losing thousands of jobs daily, and as their skills are limited to basic factory production, they're unable to find alternative jobs locally.
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On July 31 2009 04:39 errol1001 wrote:Show nested quote +On July 30 2009 15:37 MrHoon wrote:
I like 7 and Diesel Jeans. They feel nice and don't ride up my ass like True Religion does.
edit: Also noobs, you never buy designer jeans for full price! You buy them at black friday (70~90% sale), off season jeans (20~30% sale), Christmas Sale (30~50%), THANKZGIVING (40~60%) and clearance sales! Who the hell would pay full price for that shit.
You save shitloads of money and the girls find your pants sexy. DOUBLE WIN Wait, what? You buy them at Thanksgiving for 40-60% off, or at black friday for 70-90% off? Thanksgiving is Thursday. Black Friday is, Friday. The next day. What (and thanksgiving gets the caps)? Huh?
HUH HUH WHAT WHAT? HUH HUH WHAT WHAT? HUH HUH WHAT WHAT?
you do realize Black Friday Sale lasts for 1 day and there are endless and endless of people in line yet THANKZGIVING sale lasts for a whole week?
HUH WAHT COMMON SENSE WHAT
Edit: And its THANKZGIVING, the BESTEST holiday evarr
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On July 31 2009 06:19 Last Romantic wrote:you too oh no
don't hate on the true religions 
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On July 31 2009 07:14 Cambium wrote:don't hate on the true religions
they don't deserve it? ;p
re: LV, they're slowly shifting over to Chinese manufacturing, following the Coach trend. Of all handbags, they make among the highest profit margins, charging something like 12x-13x cost to make. Coach is around 10x.
:o
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The sales figure for LV have dropped recently following economic downturn so it's possible to make partial transfer, but they will never make the full transition because they know their strong competitiveness lies in the quality assurance and the brand value. Shifting manufacturing over to China will detoriate their brand value. (Not that there is anything wrong with China manufacturers)
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im the op and i seriously love you guys. way to ruin epicly a thread :D
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No problem :D We are just that awesome at derailing. It didn't get as bad as I thought it would, surprisingly.
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On July 31 2009 07:15 Last Romantic wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2009 07:14 Cambium wrote:On July 31 2009 06:19 Last Romantic wrote:you too oh no don't hate on the true religions they don't deserve it? ;p re: LV, they're slowly shifting over to Chinese manufacturing, following the Coach trend. Of all handbags, they make among the highest profit margins, charging something like 12x-13x cost to make. Coach is around 10x. :o
I always thought Coach was rather inexpensive for "luxury" leather goods. Surprised to hear that they run a profit margin that of that magnitude.
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Does anyone know if they make fake rocks for half price lol maybe somewhere in china? i know they make tons of fake ed hardy already.
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On July 31 2009 07:37 Cambium wrote:Show nested quote +On July 31 2009 07:15 Last Romantic wrote:On July 31 2009 07:14 Cambium wrote:On July 31 2009 06:19 Last Romantic wrote:you too oh no don't hate on the true religions they don't deserve it? ;p re: LV, they're slowly shifting over to Chinese manufacturing, following the Coach trend. Of all handbags, they make among the highest profit margins, charging something like 12x-13x cost to make. Coach is around 10x. :o I always thought Coach was rather inexpensive for "luxury" leather goods. Surprised to hear that they run a profit margin that of that magnitude.
I wouldn't classify Coach anywhere near LV's range
Handbags in terms of price from top of my head
1. Hermes (Berkins only)
2. LV, Chanel
4. Gucci
5. Christian Dior
6. Balenciaga ?
7. Prada ?
8. Jimmy Choo ?
9. Fendi / Burberry ?
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[edit] around 20~25. Coach
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YSL belongs somewhere in that list, around Fendi/Brby afaik.
Yeah, Coaches are cheap to make and relatively cheap to buy, explaining their relative ubiquity. They're entirely made-in-China, which lets them do so.
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