FW18 Schedule
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@flavour79 I’ll allow myself to answer for the crew.
Generally @Alex and @Giles won’t have more information than what’s on the spreadsheet until things are ready to ship, which is maybe a week before they arrive. Then it gets posted here.
many thanks
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the Kersey shirt is delayed
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the Kersey shirt is delayed [emoji20]
Not if you take the published estimates with the officially prescribed pinch of salt. Giles calls the schedules “fairytales” for a reason and the first post of the thread says this:
Please note, these are estimates!!
I take the attitude that it will be worth the wait and feel even better when it arrives.
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With the bad run of luck they have been having in that part of Japan we're lucky they have shipped anything at all.
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@Giles would it even be possible to do something nice for the factory workers who make this stuff? Like take up a collection towards some small gesture to let them know how much we appreciate what they do? I'm not sure what it would be… I was thinking even like a catered lunch or something... But I often fantasize about being rich and buying everyone there a pair of jeans or something. I would definitely chip in for this if the other forum members wanted to as well.
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^ that is an interesting thought. Giles, Haraki-san, The Stubborn Crew and the .jp gang all get deserved props for designing, producing and selling all this gear but the workers who run the looms, cut and sew the fabric etc are an enormous part of this too. I wonder if they are aware of how much we appreciate what they do?
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If a monetary gift or something wasn't apropos I was thinking maybe a package of thank you cards for a world tour. I'll buy them and we can mail them around and all sign them and send them to all the people who make the stuff.
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@Filthy I apologise in advance if I’m not exactly on your wavelength, but what gets me about this thing you’ve raised is that we have these guys, skilled workers, just doing their jobs, who may or may not realise, know and understand the intense interest, passion and (I may be overstating this, but fuck it) love, that a relatively small number of people have for what they make.
Do they know how the fruits of their labour are received? Are they aware of this international community that adore the things they produce? I’m not sure of the best way of communicating these things, and as Giles points out it would be logistically difficult, but I’m definitely interested in working it out.
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@Filthy I apologise in advance if I’m not exactly on your wavelength, but what gets me about this thing you’ve raised is that we have these guys, skilled workers, just doing their jobs, who may or may not realise, know and understand the intense interest, passion and (I may be overstating this, but fuck it) love, that a relatively small number of people have for what they make.
Do they know how the fruits of their labour are received? Are they aware of this international community that adore the things they produce? I’m not sure of the best way of communicating these things, and as Giles points out it would be logistically difficult, but I’m definitely interested in working it out.
The Japanese are big on omiage. Don’t know what that would be though
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I was hoping this would have been a more popular idea. But hopefully one day I will be able to Oprah the shit out of all the Iron Heart workers.
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I love this idea!
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@browniemcghee @sabergirl what idea? The Thank You card world tour seems fun and it wouldn't cost anything other than a massive carbon footprint and some postage from the signers.
