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AESOP

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I guess the destitute bespoke
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makers can always supplement their income by selling undies and socks.
 

odoreater

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Originally Posted by AESOP
I guess the destitute bespoke
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makers can always supplement their income by selling undies and socks.


I think if you're going to diss someone on this board you should at least have the balls to do it with your regular screen name.
 

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Originally Posted by Alexander Kabbaz
I would have better phrased it that his goal is to f*** the shirtmaker out of his hard-earned recompense.

If the customer is clear up front that he is planning to order one shirt, or whatever the minimum number of shirts is, and he is not intentionally misleading the maker, I don't think this is all that bad. Perhaps he can only afford 1, or 3, or 6 bespoke shirts, but needs more than that. I don't think it's his responsibility to worry about the maker's profitability. He's not "f*** [ing] the maker out of his recompense." He's meeting the terms of the deal. And if the maker is losing money on an order, perhaps he should be charging more.

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AESOP

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Originally Posted by odoreater
I think if you're going to diss someone on this board you should at least have the balls to do it with your regular screen name.

you are wrong...this is the very first post on this board. And my point was valid...even if it had a slight edge to it.
 

odoreater

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Originally Posted by AESOP
you are wrong...this is the very first post on this board. And my point was valid...even if it had a slight edge to it.

I see. I guess I stand corrected then.
 

Alexander Kabbaz

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If the customer is clear up front that he is planning to order one shirt, or whatever the minimum number of shirts is, and he is not intentionally misleading the maker, I don't think this is all that bad.
I agree with you completely.

Apparently Monster does not:
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OMG! THEY WILL RECOGNIZE ME BY MY ANONYMOUS INTERNET ID WHEN I WALK IN THE STORE!!!! OMG YOU ARE RIGHT!! WHY AM I NOT AS SMRT AS YOU?!?!?!

AESOP: Thank you for your kind mention. Perhaps we might have a Zimmerli style to fit you?

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brescd01

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Sometimes I wonder if this forum is about clothing or BEGGING THE QUESTION. You can send the most perfect shirt with the most perfect measurements, and your shirt may not come back right from Jantzen. And the issue isn't Jantzen's cheapness: I had the same problem with Bugelli. Working at a distance is imperfect. Just take your own measurements carefully, that is the best that you can do.
 

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Alex,

You are above such profanity, you are as elegant as the shirts you conceive and execute in an artistic, highly skilled manner, however plebeian as the request may have been.

In addition, I also like the hot girls in zims on your website.
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Alexander Kabbaz

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Originally Posted by Soph
Alex,

You are above such profanity, you are as elegant as the shirts you conceive and execute in an artistic, highly skilled manner, however plebeian as the request may have been.

In addition, I also like the hot girls in zims on your website.
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Thanks, Soph, but I get just as ticked off as anyone else when someone tries a sleazy move. Especially when it obviously involves less costly fellows who can't afford it. If you think about it, I don't believe engaging my services was in Monster's plans.

And I like them too. Maybe I'll announce the time and location of next season's photo shoot.
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I can tolerate product shilling to some extent but the fotos are pretty cheesy.
 

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Originally Posted by AESOP
the fotos are pretty cheesy.

I like them but then I'm easy to please.
 

marc237

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Originally Posted by AESOP
I can tolerate product shilling to some extent but the fotos are pretty cheesy.

Maybe, but I can tolerate that sort of cheese any day of the week and twice on Sundays.
 

Soph

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Originally Posted by marc237
Maybe, but I can tolerate that sort of cheese any day of the week and twice on Sundays.

--- I like cheese. Yum. Cheese....
 

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