Viberg
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Isn't that like nearly $1000 :o
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What are you talking about? Price is $690-$720
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Shows 690 for me too
Agreed McLain, these look good! Leather soles do look a lil weird to me though
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Interesting. If you change your country, the price switches to the "correct" currency and boots that are $690 for Americans magically become £630 ($1002.84 at current exchange rates) boots for Brits. And that doesn't even include the $55 delivery charge.
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So…...won't be buying anything from that store.....ever.
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I don't think it's illegal, just extremely morally dubious.
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Why is it either? They have to deal with tariffs right?
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As do all retailers, including the one I work with, but they/ we don't modify the price of goods depending on destination.
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Agreed McLain, these look good! Leather soles do look a lil weird to me though
I don't mind them terribly, but I would prefer a subtle rubber sole on these.
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As do all retailers, including the one I work with, but they/ we don't modify the price of goods depending on destination.
This may simply be an artifact of NAFTA
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Well, do you shop for a lot of other luxury goods made in Canada or Mexico? There may be a perfectly innocent explanation for this.
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You would hope that if it is perfectly innocent then perhaps there should be a basic explanation as to why international customers are having their prostate examined by the purchase price, doesn't seem to be one though.
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Yeah, true. Given the numbers they seem to be stocking they probably don't much care–they probably figure they'll sell out rapidly domestically.
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Isn't Mr. porter based in London?
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I don't know to be honest, but if so that's even worse and totally negates the NAFTA argument, and the international duties theory.
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Agreed–believe me, I was not excusing such a mindset.
Easy way to test would be ot see what happens with goods not manufactured in Canada but stocked at Mr. Porter.
