ThinkDerm
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"Vass is out"?
That was true, at BG, when will wrote that over a year ago. May still be.
I think what Will argues for is anathema to the best bespoke processes: make more shoes faster for wider distribution?
Please read the post before you comment on it.
No offense Will- but I read it when it first went up and again when this post came around. I enjoy your blog quite a bit. Maybe I misunderstand you but until then I stand by what I though you were saying.
I don't think Will is talking about bespoke shoes.
I think you're right there and I've made my argument tangetial to him. My bad. But I still think the growth premise and market demand end up meaning the smae thing. Just at a different scale.
Welted shoes can't be made cost-effectively except with machines that are too expensive for one man shops. That post was suggesting how high-end makers could reach more customers using the internet rather than compete for the same small number of retailers. I doubt if there'd be growth in the segment overall, but the makers adopting better distribution will win out over the ones that remain in the twentieth century.
Welted shoes can't be made cost-effectively except with machines that are too expensive for one man shops. That post was suggesting how high-end makers could reach more customers using the internet rather than compete for the same small number of retailers. I doubt if there'd be growth in the segment overall, but the makers adopting better distribution will win out over the ones that remain in the twentieth century.