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MMM made in Italy vs. Romania
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TACO_FLAVORED_KISSES
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sorry but what's the difference if it's made in italy or romania? Both are european countries, the prestige still exists.Originally Posted by Hkstyles
Ones a shithole that's hesitantly considered European
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Lots of luxury brands have moved some of their shirt manufacturing to Romania. I've got some Raf, MMM, and Lanvin stuff that is made in Romania. I'm guessing that they're all manufactured by the same factory or company but the quality has been at least equal to any of my MiF/MiI stuff so I don't really care.
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Stuff is made by immigrants working in a factory either way, does it even matter?
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^ There's a lot of chinese workers in Italy. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/13/wo...e/13prato.html
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staff international's quality has been on point for the MII products. haven't any experience with MIR ones yet, anyone wants to try...lol?
in all seriousness though, it's probably okay...if made by Staff.
in all seriousness though, it's probably okay...if made by Staff.
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I'm sorry but MII > MIR
Its kind of a tragedy that so many luxe labels are now doing MIR stuff... even Balenciaga..
Call me a snob, but i simply refuse to pay top bill for made in romania, hungary, bulgaria, ukraine etc..
..even portugal and turkey rarely cut it
my motto is always always always check the tags for fabric and country of origin
Its kind of a tragedy that so many luxe labels are now doing MIR stuff... even Balenciaga..
Call me a snob, but i simply refuse to pay top bill for made in romania, hungary, bulgaria, ukraine etc..
..even portugal and turkey rarely cut it
my motto is always always always check the tags for fabric and country of origin
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I'm sorry but MII > MIROriginally Posted by mugatu
Its kind of a tragedy that so many luxe labels are now doing MIR stuff... even Balenciaga..
Call me a snob, but i simply refuse to pay top bill for made in romania, hungary, bulgaria, ukraine etc..
..even portugal and turkey rarely cut it
my motto is always always always check the tags for fabric and country of origin
you should probably read the article just linked in this topic
you're not a snob, just ignorant
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