Pop quiz fellas:
What was the last style related item you paid full price for?
A new shirt, suit, pair of shoes… whatever. Tailoring doesn’t count (it’s not like your tailor has a “clearance sale” on their services.) Neither does getting treated to a buyback from your favorite local watering hole.
With all of these new arrivals showing up carrying a full MSRP, it brings to mind: the hell is a Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price really mean in this current retail sale-all-the-time culture? There are brands that don’t run codes or sales that often, but hardly any never do. So do you always wait for a sale or a code? Or do you pay full price on occasion?
To the comments. When was the last time you paid full price, and what was it for?
Tees, shorts, polos, etc.. J. Crew takes 40% off foundational summer styles & more.
Plus Orient's new Bambino tries to prove "less is more."
Linen-wool warm weather suits, comfortable suede chukkas, and short sleeve shirts for summer.
Giftable timepieces for the Grad or Dad in your life. From cheap to pricey.
Suede drivers, retro sneakers, and Citizen's new Tsuyosa.
$35 chinos, $26 shorts, $170 summery suits. BRF does a warm weather refresh, affordably.