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I don't like the prices but I don't fault the for the way they run their business. Nobody is going to get a great business going by catering to fussy menswear guys who comparison shop every product to death. They obviously want to target young well to do professionals in Asia who are transitioning their money from 2k balenciaga hoodies to something more respectable.The simple fact that they have several locations in expensive areas, staff, seem to travel a lot, etc.
If they were only online + some pop ups events, they'd probably enough to be more profitable without paying rent + the staff (these have huge costs).
One other thing: their size charts are too amateurish. I passed on buying something several times because I didn't feel like the hassle of ordering it in several sizes to get mine, then send back the others, etc. In the age of online shopping, having good size charts for all your popular products (or nearly all your products) is the bare minimum.
The immediate gratification of well curated, nicely designed RTW has a lot of pull even with many bespoke clients who need/want some knock about clothes.Still I’d argue that their not a brand that should have a Savile row location
I'm new to this forum. How regularly do Drake's have a sale and how is it found?Mr. President, tariff Canada and Mexico all you want but do NOT **** up the Drake’s Archive Sale.
I wore these to the Drake’s store the other day and one of the guys asked me how I was liking their boots…Hi. I like the Crosby shoes but do not want to pay over £300 for a pair of casual shoes. I understand Astorflex and Varesca do very similar models - the Dukeflex and Flizzon, respectively. The key for me for the look is the toebox. Anyone have any thoughts on which is the most similar to the Crosby, as it would be nice to save a bit of money and maybe use the rest to be a tie.
I have the Berwick equivalent, via AFPOS, and must say they fit the bill nicely.Hi. I like the Crosby shoes but do not want to pay over £300 for a pair of casual shoes. I understand Astorflex and Varesca do very similar models - the Dukeflex and Flizzon, respectively. The key for me for the look is the toebox. Anyone have any thoughts on which is the most similar to the Crosby, as it would be nice to save a bit of money and maybe use the rest to be a tie.
Locations, staff, travels and some imperfections of the doing business- all these makes Drake's that we love.The simple fact that they have several locations in expensive areas, staff, seem to travel a lot, etc.
If they were only online + some pop ups events, they'd probably make enough to be more profitable without paying rent + the staff (these have huge costs).
One other thing: their size charts are too amateurish. I passed on buying something several times because I didn't feel like the hassle of ordering it in several sizes to get mine, then send back the others, etc. In the age of online shopping, having good size charts for all your popular products (or nearly all your products) is the bare minimum.
If it were not for Mr. Cho’s investment, I fear they may already be engulfed by a conglomerateLocations, staff, travels and some imperfections of the doing business- all these makes Drake's that we love.
Otherwise it would be an another LVMH-like brand without soul
Great things to say about it. Surprisingly easy to wear. Wear it to the office, to run and weekend activities. Love the patchwork gets a lot of complimentsAnyone have bad things to say about this? I was into it when it first came out and here I am again looking at it.
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