GOOD ART HLYWD - A Gallery
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@Go-For-Chill here’s a 4a stacked with the skull crusher. I typically don’t wear it stacked; I often question my decision to go with 4a over 3a for my 17cm wrist except when I’m wearing it stacked like this. When I wear it stacked like this I appreciate the thinner size but if I was getting it again I’d probably go for the 3a that I had originally wanted.
Something to consider is that the model 10 is designed as a thick bracelet so you don’t want it to be particularly understated I suppose. At 17cm my wrist is pretty slim so I think the 3a would still have been suitable for my wrist size
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@kojimastreets I've been curious if this is the reason some retailers haven't increased their pricing yet. That, and the fact that several had pieces still sitting at the old prices, so they figure doubling the cost of a Model 10 isn't going to help move it.
"Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work." -Thomas Edison
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@Go-For-Chill said in GOOD ART HLYWD - A Gallery:
@kojimastreets I've been curious if this is the reason some retailers haven't increased their pricing yet. That, and the fact that several had pieces still sitting at the old prices, so they figure doubling the cost of a Model 10 isn't going to help move it.
Yeah, I think they know that if they raise the price, it’ll sit on the market a lot longer.
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@Go-For-Chill i've been thinking exactly the same... if they sat at the old retail price, people aren't gonna suddently bite the bullet, now that they are 2x or 3x the price lmao
good for people like me tho that are still aspirational for a model 10 at some point..
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@kaacy1721 I’ve been looking and all the B sizes are gone. Only A sizes and they are the plain ones.
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Iron Heart Germany has size B
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@Kasi said in GOOD ART HLYWD - A Gallery:
Iron Heart Germany has size B
Just be aware if you’re in the US you may cough up a pretty penny in tariffs!
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That's not my understanding, could you provide the source?
Quick research shows that this form may be needed.
It's important to state that the item is 100% made in the US (which it is) and also that it has not been modified or increased in value by anything done overseas.https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/2024-07/cbp_form_3311.pdf
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@pechelman That’s my understanding as well. It’s all based on country of manufacture. You can buy Naked and Famous jeans tariff free because they are made in Canada, but my mug I got from them cost me an extra $20 because it was made in an Asia. Both ship from their Toronto warehouse.
That was an unpleasant letter to get from the shipper a month later.
