For my girls, purses for borrowing Options

[BlackCelicaGT94]

Found this site and thought some of you may be interested if ur really into purses

its like netflix..u pay a monthly fee and u can borrow a bag then u send it back and u can borrow another

http://www.bagborroworsteal.com/webclient/...x?page=welcome&

[creis]

lol yeah i know all about the first imprestion, working in my position my impretion is a huge reflection of thw work I do, and how people treat me, but i mean come on. I dont like spending money on clothes but i do when i have to, (work etc.) I can get a great pair of jeans from costco for like $17. or pay $50 for the same thing with a diff logo. same with shirts or anything, all your buying is a brand name, there all maid in the same shop in china, or by the same robotic sewing machine.

[orvillescelica]

lol yeah i know all about the first imprestion, working in my position my impretion is a huge reflection of thw work I do, and how people treat me, but i mean come on. I dont like spending money on clothes but i do when i have to, (work etc.) I can get a great pair of jeans from costco for like $17. or pay $50 for the same thing with a diff logo. same with shirts or anything, all your buying is a brand name, there all maid in the same shop in china, or by the same robotic sewing machine.

Yes, it is true that the same sewing machines are used for all the different shirts, but what gauge thread is running through those machines when its making a $15 shirt and when its making a $100 shirt? Whats the quality and material of that thread? What kind of stitch are they using? are they making a slow pass for good double stitch, or a quick run to just get it sewn? What kind of fabric is being used? Is it a natural fiber, or a blend? If its a natural fiber, what quality is it? whats its thread count? its material weight? if the shirt is colored, what kind of dye was used? a natural dye or artificial dye? what is the hue of the color? Will that hue of red make you look like a reject from the 70s or the in the latest trend? What about the fit? do you think the designer of a lesser shirt give concern to how it falls on the person in lue of the current style? or did they just cut it from a standard shirt pattern made in 1980? And do they scale the small, medium, and large sizes appropriately so that the garment wears on the average wearer of each size correctly, or did they just scale it by the numbers?

Brand means a lot more than you think. Its more than just a name. Its the way it is cut, its is sewn, it is made, and the way it is worn. Yes, there are some items that are just a brand name on a generic piece. But for the most part, you are buying a designers style and choice in fabric and quality. Knowing what to get cheap and what to get quality is where judgement comes in.

This post has been edited by orvillescelica: Feb 7, 2006 - 12:34 AM