yeh, it's an interesting dilemma, isn't it. i checked a few industry sources and news stories and the early consensus was that Marbury and friends are leaving so much money on the table that it's hard to understand why they bother. Starbury seems to be taking aim at markup more than wages as they are using the same manufacturers employed by the major sneaker brands. it will be interesting to see if the company and the story get tractiion this fall (and if so, what meaning they make of it).
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okay, but for those of us who don't live in california how do we get them???
brilliant concept - can't wait till it goes national!
A realistic markup since a pair of shoes only cost .30 cents to make in China.
yeh, it's an interesting dilemma, isn't it. i checked a few industry sources and news stories and the early consensus was that Marbury and friends are leaving so much money on the table that it's hard to understand why they bother. Starbury seems to be taking aim at markup more than wages as they are using the same manufacturers employed by the major sneaker brands. it will be interesting to see if the company and the story get tractiion this fall (and if so, what meaning they make of it).
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