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re: North Face is now for poors. Patagonia is trend of moment. Barbour for ballers
Posted on 12/6/16 at 9:59 am to Pettifogger
Posted on 12/6/16 at 9:59 am to Pettifogger
It absolutely does suck. Just like all the rest of the waterproof "breathable" fabrics. The marketing from Gore is comical.
This is a good summary
This is a good summary
Posted on 12/6/16 at 10:04 am to Cocotheape
you take the price of the fabric per yard, the cost of labor per garment (with mass manufacturing in china or central America, it's not a lot), the price of the trims, and shipping plus costs...
let's say the price per yard is really outrageously expensive...$10.00
put the labor at $6
the shipping is cheap as it's put on a boat with tens of thousands of other garments...let's add $1
so far, you're at $17 cost to make your piece of clothing. the patterns they're doing are cheap, I doubt it is lined with anything expensive.
I laugh when I see $70 button down shirts at banana republic, but at least I can understand that the retail space adds to their costs like crazy. a lot of clothing is overpriced.
let's say the price per yard is really outrageously expensive...$10.00
put the labor at $6
the shipping is cheap as it's put on a boat with tens of thousands of other garments...let's add $1
so far, you're at $17 cost to make your piece of clothing. the patterns they're doing are cheap, I doubt it is lined with anything expensive.
I laugh when I see $70 button down shirts at banana republic, but at least I can understand that the retail space adds to their costs like crazy. a lot of clothing is overpriced.
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