2013 Autumn/Winter Pipeline
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I'm not suggesting it is a democracy, the stats would be private, for your eyes only. I'm merely suggesting a way for YOU to unearth initial interest, not us. You have released quite a few items over the years that haven't sold, other stock you have run out of fast, I'm merely suggesting a way for you to know before you stumble into a production run of something no one wants or a lot want immediately that would give you a pretty good idea of the interest. I'm just trying to be helpful. But you find surveys useless. So nevermind.
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I'm pretty happy with the status quo. We get input and we get previews. That's special.
You win some, you lose some. There are items I yearn for, and I'll never have them. That's OK.
C'est la vie.
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I suggested it a few times before - I think it would be great, if more shirts / Flannels would be made as a regular item or rerun from time to time. (Thinking Sh 31, 20 grey, 19 hint hint) It would probably even save development costs for sizing tables and fabric specifics.
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I do, Eli, believe me.
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what is it they say about shit that ain't broke?
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what is it they say about shit that ain't broke?
… That it hasn't been in my hands yet, generally speaking.
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Mr. G, can you get me one of these from the Japan store?
This zippered sweatshirt (far right (w/no backprinting)):
This t-shirt (left):
And this t-shirt:
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maybe the guys that wanna do deposits could just start sending g 200 every pay check. then g and p can decide what to do with the cash
Paula and I talked about this. We are not a bank. People who have money lodged, feel they should get first dibs. What happens when they have a fiscal crisis and want to pull all their money. Honestly this is major overhead.
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Mr. G, can you get me one of these from the Japan store?
Where do you get the pics from?
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maybe the guys that wanna do deposits could just start sending g 200 every pay check. then g and p can decide what to do with the cash
Paula and I talked about this. We are not a bank. People who have money lodged, feel they should get first dibs. What happens when they have a fiscal crisis and want to pull all their money. Honestly this is major overhead.
g sorry that didnt come across right then
i posted it as a joke
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Those tees look nice!! I'd be interested as well!
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I'm not suggesting it is a democracy, the stats would be private, for your eyes only. I'm merely suggesting a way for YOU to unearth initial interest, not us. You have released quite a few items over the years that haven't sold, other stock you have run out of fast, I'm merely suggesting a way for you to know before you stumble into a production run of something no one wants or a lot want immediately that would give you a pretty good idea of the interest. I'm just trying to be helpful. But you find surveys useless. So nevermind.
I meant input into the design process. Anything designed by a committee is shite.
Unless there is fiscal commitment surveys are completely useless. Everyone says "yes" just in case.
Stumbling into production and seeing what happens is part of the joy. (It is said that for a fly fisherman, the definition of hell is going to heaven and catching a 5lb Brown Trout every single cast - predicability is dull)
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maybe the guys that wanna do deposits could just start sending g 200 every pay check. then g and p can decide what to do with the cash
Paula and I talked about this. We are not a bank. People who have money lodged, feel they should get first dibs. What happens when they have a fiscal crisis and want to pull all their money. Honestly this is major overhead.
g sorry that didnt come across right then
i posted it as a joke
hence the smiley faceIt has been suggested before and Paula and I have talked about it earlier today (before reading your post). I thought that it was a great idea until Paula pointed out the pitfalls.
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The point is.
Believe me, I spend almost every waking moment worrying about how to make the whole Iron Heart experience better for you. There are things that I hate happening; like running out of stock, but the only way to solve that (surveys will not, I can 100% assure you of that) is to order too many. So, I order too many, you all get what you want, I have stock that I need to flog cheap, my margins fall, so prices have to go up. Not a good solution.
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i think the only real answer is that you guys do the best job you can and theres no need for improvement
if you know there is a few things coming up youre after the responsibility is on that person to alot the funds needed to make sure theyre ready when everything drops
i personally have a envelope i keep cash in for these purchases and add and take from it as needed
