Teeextra - Official Let’s Trip Rodeo Boston Mass Est 2003 Shirt

 We also have this weekly cooking day where we prep the food for our daughter a week ahead. That makes it easier for us to always be on time with healthy, nurturing, varied, tasteful food. Saves us both a lot of effort and stress. Summer is finally here in Copenhagen. I am always running around town with our baby and to meetings so for me, practical cool is the way of dressing. My typical outfit is these large nylon pants with a sheer, polka-dotted Saks Potts dress over. I will just wear a bikini top and a pair of Havaianas to complete the practical look.

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Fabric, pattern-making, sampling, trims, sewing, handwork, packaging, duties, shipping: This is an incomplete list of what you're paying for when you buy a new T-shirt. And that's before a wholesale markup (i.e., the profit a brand makes on the item) or the additional retail markup if you're buying it in a store. Read that again, and the idea of a T-shirt being "worth" $5 might seem preposterous, if not criminal. How is it possible that all of those materials, logistics, and people amount to just dollars or cents. Many of those costs are fixed; the price of cotton isn't negotiable, even at scale. The person who made the T-shirt, on the other hand, is a lot easier to exploit.

And why would she know. Fashion has not been transparent historically, particularly when it comes to money and profits. Rampant discounting has trained us to doubt the price of anything, whether it's a $2,000 dress or a $200 blouse. We know that if we wait a few weeks or months, it's going to be marked down. And if it's so easy for designers to slash those prices, then surely the original number was too high to begin with, right. You'd be a fool not to hold out for the sale. As a result, some retailers are actually increasing their margins to make up for the inevitable 30% or 40% loss, sometimes pushing it as high as 4x—meaning a coat it paid $1,000 for (and may have cost closer to $500 to produce) will begin at $4,000 in the store.

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