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Hahha, the irony is this thread is delicious.Originally Posted by drake
This post is equally delicious.
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Hahha, the irony is this thread is delicious.Originally Posted by drake
This post is equally delicious.Originally Posted by DocHolliday
It would have to make sense to be delicious, though, wouldn't it?Originally Posted by Manton
I know Nordy's is not some high end shop but the girls generally dress pretty nice there.Originally Posted by sygyzy
Assuming that the salespeople at these stores don't make nearly as much money as their clientelle, yet are expected to look as good as them, how do you figure they have access to their high end clothing? Super steep discounts from the departments they work in? Are they required do you think to wear what they sell, at least in the higher end stores?Originally Posted by visionology
Doesn't Polo, for example, give a 70% employee discount?Originally Posted by josepidal
While strolling through BH yesterday I stopped in Anto's to peruse shirt fabrics. For a business that caters to the fastidiously attired, and makes bespoke shirts, I was totally underwhelmed by the attire of the salesman on duty. It got me to wondering if even the houses of bespoke-wear and high fashion have surrendered to the "casual" culture. I found myself asking: would you buy a shirt from this man?Originally Posted by LARon
Seconded. The Esquire Best Dressed contestant was a Wilkes salesman btw.Wilkes Bashford.
great place to have cocktails and watch the T&A parade.Originally Posted by LARon
I don't care if they host a circus, I'm not buying any more of their shirts.Originally Posted by Tomasso
I've seen some salespeople who would be better working--judging by their attire--at a JC Penny.Originally Posted by LabelKing
It strikes me as slightly opressive to provide employees with discounts and then "encourage" them to buy from the store. Why not give them a yearly allowance?Originally Posted by Jared