koronya marcell rosenbaum experience

voxsartoria · Mar 16, 2010

Is this the thread where I place a Koronya order at Rosenbaum's?

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gdl203 · Mar 16, 2010

Originally Posted by mafoofan

Are you unfamiliar with the Kabbazian artisan?

Slewfoot · Mar 16, 2010

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

Is this the thread where I place a Koronya order at Rosenbaum's?

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This is the thread that strengthens your resolve to buy bespoke shoes...only this time out of spite.

itsstillmatt · Mar 16, 2010

At least nobody peed on your shoes, OP.

voxsartoria · Mar 16, 2010

Originally Posted by Slewfoot

This is the thread that strengthens your resolve to buy bespoke shoes...only this time out of spite.

That's how I do most things.

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idfnl · Mar 16, 2010

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

Is this the thread where I place a Koronya order at Rosenbaum's?

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No, this is the thread where artisans spite their customers.

LynahFaithful · Mar 16, 2010

mafoofan;3055164 said:
I said "significant departures" from promised schedules, not just any sort of change. Anyway, you are missing the point that a specific promise in a particular deal should trump what's customary in an industry.

I did not say that I "accepted significant departures" from the original scheule. I said that I "chose to accept schedule changes". I have not missed the point. I know the point only too well having experience with bespoke shoemakers. As I said earlier, it would appear, not knowing both sides of the story, that there is a failure to communicate and I stick by the story. This is a sad story for me because I had a good experience with Marcell and Itamar, even though there were changes in promised schedules. I communicated with Marcell and understood what was going on. I plan to commission another pair too.

edmorel · Mar 16, 2010

Originally Posted by mafoofan

I said "significant departures" from promised schedules, not just any sort of change. Anyway, you are missing the point that a specific promise in a particular deal should trump what's customary in an industry.

Originally Posted by LynahFaithful

I did not say that I "accepted significant departures" from the original scheule. I said that I "chose to accept scheule changes". I have not missed the point. I know the point only too well having experience with bespoke shoemakers. As I said earlier, it would appear, not knowing both sides of the story, that there is a failure to communicate and I stick by the story. This is a sad story for me because I had a good experience with Marcell and Itamar, even though there were changes in promised schedules. I communicated with Marcell and understood what was going on. I plan to commission another pair too.

Lyanah, not to be a jerk, but you are quoting posts incorrectly. You need to leave the "QUOTE" after the post you are quoting.

LynahFaithful · Mar 16, 2010

Ed - Sorry. I knew I was doing something wrong but didn't know what. Thanks for setting me straight.

voxsartoria · Mar 16, 2010

edmorel;3055367 said:
Lyanah, not to be a jerk, but you are quoting posts incorrectly. You need to leave the "QUOTE" after the post you are quoting.

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onix · Mar 16, 2010

voxsartoria;3055403 said:
edmorel;3055367 said:

Lyanah, not to be a jerk, but you are quoting posts incorrectly. You need to leave the "QUOTE" after the post you are quoting.

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Vox, not to be a jerk, but you are quoting posts incorrectly. You need to leave the "QUOTE" after the post you are quoting.

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mlongano · Mar 16, 2010

Originally Posted by DWFII

At one time when I was young and full of vinegar, I had a waiting list ...all with half down deposits...of over four years. ...I also do not ever refund monies...I want to be the customer's shoemaker not his banker.
No offense, but it sounds like the CUSTOMER is being YOUR banker.

bengal-stripe · Mar 16, 2010

Originally Posted by edmorel

You need to leave the "QUOTE" after the post you are quoting.

Wouldn't it work better with [/quote] ???

TheWraith · Mar 16, 2010

Originally Posted by idfnl

Reasonable consumers want an idea of when they'll get their purchase. Surely you dont tell customers "it could take a month, it could take 5 years" do you? If they ask, you might say something like "it could take a year or more depending on me getting the materials but certainly wont be done sooner than 6 months".

This at least sets an expectation. Waiting for something you want is not the issue, its a question of expectations.

In the OP's situation a phone call saying something like "the leather you ordered has been delayed 2 months" probably would have solved the issue. Or "we are way behind, I wanted you to know".

The difference between you and the OP is that it appears he was promised a date. Its not his fault, the expectations were set by the maker, not him.

You need to balance the artist and the businessman.

+1

voxsartoria · Mar 16, 2010

onix;3055439 said:
voxsartoria;3055403 said:

edmorel;3055367 said:

Lyanah, not to be a jerk, but you are quoting posts incorrectly. You need to leave the "QUOTE" after the post you are quoting.

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Vox, not to be a jerk, but you are quoting posts incorrectly. You need to leave the "QUOTE" after the post you are quoting.

How about this?

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