jungleroller
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Sorry bout that
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I think your point is so incredibly unsubstantiated that if you actually took the time to read the press release they made it very clear that the claim you just made is exactly the opposite of AE's strategy and entire business model for that matter.
If you're going to claim this, where are you getting your information? Unless you're on the board, I doubt your claims have any real validity. Personally, I hate to see someone slander an american company like you are.
AE's now previous owners were a PE firm, and they grew the company domesticaly 20% year over year for the past 3 years, and in their 7 year ownership they made $80 million growing AE. The new PE owners specialize in growing specialty retail companies, so they have perfectly good reasons why they would want to invest in AE.
Seeing how Brentwood knows they would lose a HUGE customer base by going offshore, and therefore lose millions and millions of dollars on the deal, you should probably find something else to talk about that you actually know something about.
By the end of my time at the other Brentwood owned company we were heavily outsourcing to Asia. China specifically. Large things like tooling which was cheaper to order there and have fixed here because it never came in right down to small almost finished goods.
It got to the point that any PO I issued that was not outsourced overseas would require I fill in a paragraph or two defending why I wasn't. Brentwood owns 360 Sourcing (Asia) which is a company that helps outsource and they were quick to use them. From their website:
THREE SIXTY ASIA
ThreeSixty Asia is a global sourcing operation that assists its customers with the procurement of consumer and light industrial goods. ThreeSixty leverages its network of international factories to achieve the lowest possible product cost while maintaining specified quality standards.
Those are freakin amazing, dubs!!!!!Allen Edmonds Harrison MTO in Black Shell Cordovan I finally got my MTO Harrison's. I didn't do anything too fancy, just changed the upper from the supple leather to shell cordovan. The results are absolutely amazing. The black shell cordovan is absolutely flawless. Here is a sneak peak. Hope that you enjoy them as much as I do! Thanks, Mike
Those are freakin amazing, dubs!!!!!
Those are downright stunning. I like my black shell Leeds, and I've seen some nice black shell Park Avenues, but those are handily the nicest black shell US-made shoes I've ever seen.Allen Edmonds Harrison MTO in Black Shell Cordovan I finally got my MTO Harrison's. I didn't do anything too fancy, just changed the upper from the supple leather to shell cordovan. The results are absolutely amazing. The black shell cordovan is absolutely flawless. Here is a sneak peak. Hope that you enjoy them as much as I do!
What size are you again? They haven't arrived yet, but maybe one of my 4 pairs will work for you.
Sadly, I cannot check on my order because I can't login to my AE account. When I try, it asks me to change my password. When I try to change my password, it tells me to fill in the Current Password field, which doesn't exist. Anyone else having this problem?
This might be the sexiest shoe I've seen in this thread.
I had this same problem a month ago. I had to email customer service and have them reset my password to rectify it.
I ordered an 8.5 an think I need to size up to a 9. Is that one that you ordered?