To the rest of the world, what's crazier?

[Butter]

Originally Posted by chrisb0109

have you actually read the question? It has nothing to do with fair prices or sales.

Of course I have.


It's just that the concept of a "$2000 suit" means really a $500-700 suit.

And "$500 shoes" are really $200-250 when I actually pay for it.

 

[musicguy]

Originally Posted by awxg

I could be wrong but I remember reading somewhere here that Kabbaz shirts are around $1,200 with a minimum order of 10.

I don't want to hijack this thread, but here's the process he takes to make a shirt.



It's definitely more than just stitching the shirt, as he puts in tons of time to make you happy. But it's still realllllly expensive!

 

[chrisb0109]

Originally Posted by Butter

Of course I have. It's just that the concept of a "$2000 suit" means really a $500-700 suit. And "$500 shoes" are really $200-250 when I actually pay for it.
That has nothing to do with the question of which one the general public finds more absurd.

 

[newinny]

Used shoes selling for above $300 would be the winner if it was on that poll.

 

[calisanfran]

Of the choices I would vote for...most unreasonable - shoes at 500. most reasonable - shirts at 150.

 

[Mountains]

The problem with the shoes argument: Nordstrom carries Ferragamos.

 

[gladhands]

Originally Posted by newinny

Used shoes selling for above $300 would be the winner if it was on that poll.

Now that I think of it, that does seem pretty absurd.