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post #22696 of 32049
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Originally Posted by md2010 View Post

^^ You are right on everything that you have said. Selling a shirt with free shipping and free return for under $40 there’s literally leaves next to no profit . And a small guy like me ordering small quantity don’t help either. But at this point I am not really into profit taking. I want to create a brand name that will sell quality business shirts at unbeatable price point. Offer customers US style free shipping free return . So customer could actually check the quality and not make a loss if they think its not worth the price. And along the way build a brand name.
And as you already know creating something /doing something that you love is the best part !
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Well brand building is important but so is profit, not to line your pockets but to have money to re-invest back in to the company to grow it. Something else you should strongly consider is the expectation you are giving the customers that buy from you from the outset. What I mean is you can't make no profit forever, so eventually when it comes time to start making a profit you have to put your prices up, which is really hard to do, because why would someone pay $60 for the same shirt they bought for $40 last year. That's what I mean about setting expectations. $60 or even $50 is bugger all to pay for a good quality shirt so set it with something that's realistic that helps you re-invest to grow from the outset, not a year down the track when you have no money left. In saying that good luck and I hope it goes ok for you, but as my boss at my full time job says a lot, "you can't do something for nothing in the business world".
post #22697 of 32049
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Originally Posted by thebrownman View Post

You opted for straight over slim, G?

 

Straight over tapered, TBM. Both the SL-100x and ST-100x are slim.

post #22698 of 32049
MJ Bale put these in my mailbox today:

http://www.mjbale.com/suits/tuxedos

Wish one of them was shawl collar, and one was midnight blue satisfied.gif

Still, given the paucity of quality dinner suits in Aus, this is a nice option to have.
post #22699 of 32049

 

Not for the hoodie but the heather sweatshirt. Damned thing is out of stock in the smaller sizes.

post #22700 of 32049
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Originally Posted by Charlie's Wardrobe View Post

What I mean is you can't make no profit forever, so eventually when it comes time to start making a profit you have to put your prices up, which is really hard to do, because why would someone pay $60 for the same shirt they bought for $40 last year.

Spot on. No point buying customers at no margin if you plan to jack the price up in the near future.
post #22701 of 32049
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Originally Posted by lachyzee View Post

MJ Bale put these in my mailbox today:
http://www.mjbale.com/suits/tuxedos
Wish one of them was shawl collar, and one was midnight blue satisfied.gif
Still, given the paucity of quality dinner suits in Aus, this is a nice option to have.

 

not a big fan of the detailing on the lapels for Franco and Mauritz. the buttoning point on the navy one looks a tad high for my likes.

post #22702 of 32049
The Franco is clearly made to appeal to the R&B crowd, while the Mauritz is for the Henry Bucks crowd.
post #22703 of 32049
God knows who 'The Vince' is aimed at.
post #22704 of 32049
Anyone's had a chance to drop by on the new Double Monk shoe store in Melbourne? I am curious about their Lobb and EG pricing
post #22705 of 32049
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Originally Posted by cgo View Post

Anyone's had a chance to drop by on the new Double Monk shoe store in Melbourne? I am curious about their Lobb and EG pricing

 

I heard it's similar to Mr Porter.

post #22706 of 32049
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Originally Posted by cgo View Post

Anyone's had a chance to drop by on the new Double Monk shoe store in Melbourne? I am curious about their Lobb and EG pricing

I was there yesterday
post #22707 of 32049
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Originally Posted by lachyzee View Post

The Franco is clearly made to appeal to the R&B crowd, while the Mauritz is for the Henry Bucks crowd.

 

 

FxH - what do you make of the sock/shoe situation here on the mauritz?

 

and no PS on the tux? :(

post #22708 of 32049
Basically I see black tie as conservative with small permissible deviations.

If it says black tie and you feel rebellious teenage angst sneaking up - then grow up - don't go if you don't like it.

Otherwise conform and try to stand out, subtly, on details - deep dark blue navy is fine, suede navy slip ons = fine, no socks = immature idiot.
post #22709 of 32049
...and the sleeve length.
post #22710 of 32049
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Originally Posted by fxh View Post

Basically I see black tie as conservative with small permissible deviations.
If it says black tie and you feel rebellious teenage angst sneaking up - then grow up - don't go if you don't like it.
Otherwise conform and try to stand out, subtly, on details - deep dark blue navy is fine, suede navy slip ons = fine, no socks = immature idiot.

i dont mind midnight navy for a tux

 

I dunno about the slippers though unless you were at Hugh Hefner's mansion... in which case a robe would be more appropriate than a tux ;)

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