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As I learned with Somet, Japanese denim is too expensive if you don't know how much heavier/lighter you're going to be for the next 2 years...Originally Posted by Eason
I put all of my too big pants in a sealed container in the back of my closet with a sign on it that reads, "smash glass in case of fatness"
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I'm not even on yoox.Originally Posted by Fuuma
Only ever bought one thing on Yoox, and I'm not on Gilt. I've also stopped buying stuff via the Internet, simply because I'm tired of getting stuff that doesn't fit or look the way I thought it would/the way I wanted it to.
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I've also stopped buying stuff via the Internet, simply because I'm tired of getting stuff that doesn't fit or look the way I thought it would/the way I wanted it to.Originally Posted by dwyhajlo
have fun with that, living in winnipeg and all
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DL almost equal to your bench? lol at your twink legs and back. Go do some more curls in the squat rack.Originally Posted by Nil
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sorry but this is the worst logic. "we'll attract more customers because we always have stuff in stock because we.........sell less" there is a way to effectively compete against revolve. Sell the jeans at the same or cheaper prices, and/or get more effective advertising.Originally Posted by hendrix
Revolve has no (well, no legitimate) bick-and-mortar location. It's a hell of a lot cheaper to run a business online. They also have a lot of brands that are very rare in the US (and especially the PNW) while not resorting to selling bro clothes like Revolve (TR, RR, Ed Hardy, Audigier, etc.). I don't know why you're arguing about this though, they obviously are making ends meet since they continuously are expanding, they're strategy is working for them.
As I learned with Somet, Japanese denim is too expensive if you don't know how much heavier/lighter you're going to be for the next 2 years...Originally Posted by Eason
Always a match body to clothes not clothes to body concept
Levi was high when he decided to add rivets to his jeans.Originally Posted by nahneun
Not a true denimhead, everyone knoes Levi Strauss didn't actually come up with anything, he just financed the patent and made bank off of it
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