The Official RRL Thread

Originally Posted by joel_954

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Wouldn't the direction that the fly faces be a dead giveaway to the sex of the jeans?

No, from what I've seen they've all faced the same way regardless of sex.

Great info, sharwood.

Originally Posted by breakz

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Just verified it, dude's name is "therrshop." He's got some rare stuff...

Thank you very much, just found your forums, very nice....

Anyways, please drop by sometime, I love the RRL LifeStyle...
in fact that is all I wear.


http://www.therrshop.com

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Cool pic

Originally Posted by theRRshop

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Thank you very much, just found your forums, very nice....
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If it matters, I think you're my favorite eBay seller. I'd probably buy more from you, but everything I want always ends up more than I want to pay for it

Just curious, do you have another "Stratford" work shirt in size L anywhere? It was a 3/4 placket chambrayish design. I've been trying to find that piece forever.

Originally Posted by edubs01

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Cool pic


Thank you ... I take all the images myself, it's part of the lifestyle.

Any reason why you don't regularly put up detailed measurements?

Originally Posted by Barrylicious

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If it matters, I think you're my favorite eBay seller. I'd probably buy more from you, but everything I want always ends up more than I want to pay for it..


Thank you Barrylicious That is one of my major goals, is to make the eBay customer feel they are not really buying from eBay but from someone who enjoys putting their time and work into what is shown.

As for prices I as you know sell mostly vintage RRLs, most my items come from overseas, such as Paris, where one of the first three RRL shops were.. therefore, many older RRLs can be found in Paris, and other countries I have connections with. Most times I lose money, because I feel bad sometimes charging a high price for an item.. such as the RRL fadora I have listed, that cost me $350 and I believe it is listed for a buy-it-now $315. Only because I want someone else to enjoy the beauty of the product, plus it's not my size... so money comes and goes back into RRL for my operation.

I have been in fashion all my life, I've own my own small chain of boutiques, and now retired at a young '50' I am able to continue my love for the fashion. I my case it's the love for and of RRL.

Watch for my September VINTAGE RRL LISTINGS.. I spent all summer shopping all over the World for these pieces. This is what I do ... this is what I love.

Thank you,
theRRshop

Originally Posted by theRRshop

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.. I spent all summer shopping all over the World for these pieces....
I'm jealous. That sounds like a pretty nice job

Anyone have pictures of RRL slim fit jeans

Originally Posted by ToruOkada

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I'm jealous. That sounds like a pretty nice job

It is a beautiful job, wouldn't want to do anything else.

Originally Posted by theRRshop

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As for prices I as you know sell mostly vintage RRLs, most my items come from overseas, such as Paris, where one of the first three RRL shops were.. therefore, many older RRLs can be found in Paris, and other countries I have connections with. Most times I lose money, because I feel bad sometimes charging a high price for an item.. such as the RRL fadora I have listed, that cost me $350 and I believe it is listed for a buy-it-now $315. Only because I want someone else to enjoy the beauty of the product, plus it's not my size... so money comes and goes back into RRL for my operation.

Oh please don't misunderstand me; I think everything you have listed is very fairly priced and great items, I'm just not made of money and am trying to save up for a house

Thanks for joining us and keep up the great work

Originally Posted by theRRshop

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Thank you Barrylicious That is one of my major goals, is to make the eBay customer feel they are not really buying from eBay but from someone who enjoys putting their time and work into what is shown.

As for prices I as you know sell mostly vintage RRLs, most my items come from overseas, such as Paris, where one of the first three RRL shops were.. therefore, many older RRLs can be found in Paris, and other countries I have connections with. Most times I lose money, because I feel bad sometimes charging a high price for an item.. such as the RRL fadora I have listed, that cost me $350 and I believe it is listed for a buy-it-now $315. Only because I want someone else to enjoy the beauty of the product, plus it's not my size... so money comes and goes back into RRL for my operation.

I have been in fashion all my life, I've own my own small chain of boutiques, and now retired at a young '50' I am able to continue my love for the fashion. I my case it's the love for and of RRL.

Watch for my September VINTAGE RRL LISTINGS.. I spent all summer shopping all over the World for these pieces. This is what I do ... this is what I love.

Thank you,
theRRshop

You might not remember, but you sold me a tan RRL tee shirt for three dollars.

Thank you.

Originally Posted by Barrylicious

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Oh please don't misunderstand me; I think everything you have listed is very fairly priced and great items...
Thanks for joining us and keep up the great work

I was just speaking in general... about pricing. However, I have some Vintage RRL WOOL work shirts that will have to be in the $300 range... they are that beautiful. Listing next week.

Thank you everyone for allowing me to join this great RRL forum... great job whodini

Good to have you here, RRshop. I'm always admiring your ebay auctions and great photos. Tell me, what do you consider "RRL vintage" and do you sell current RRL or just the old pieces? What is different about vintage RRL that makes you so passionate about the brand?