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There's already quite a few brands making cheap approximations of Viberg/Visvim footwear.
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There's already quite a few brands making cheap approximations of Viberg/Visvim footwear.
"The shirt was too long by 3 cm" is a male consumer's complaint, not a womenswear consumer.
Everlane started out selling polos to men, but i think probably quickly realized the limited and competitive market.
You are out of your gourd if you think that guys will buy those shoes. Maybe something that looks more like a Vans slip on, but then where are the margins? Vans already only cost $45-65 for standard pairs. And even then, you run into the branding problem. If a dude is going to buy designer kicks, he is going to buy designer kicks. It he wants a pair of beat-arounds, he is going to go with a storied brand like Converse or Vans.
I think that Everlane stands a better chance with boots that look like Vibergs or Rancourts or Oak Street Bootmakers. If they could get do a little more urban, less preppy (which is trending down,) version of J Crew, sans the tailoring, which is a PITA for many reasons, they could possibly expand their mens' offerings
There's already quite a few brands making cheap approximations of Viberg/Visvim footwear.
HP has a lot of more conservative enterprise clients. Shrug.
They have Helion Openstack etc, but yeah.
Did I sell my shorts?