Teeextra - Official Mark Coleman’s Legends Of The Cage Shirt

 Buy it now: Official Mark Coleman’s Legends Of The Cage Shirt, hoodie, sweatshirt and long sleeve tee

In the meantime, the best thing she can do is educate her customers about precisely why her new hand-embroidered organic cotton dress costs $550. Stanley openly shared the cost breakdown here: $24 covers the organic cotton and dyes; the intricate handwork comes in at $48, because it took an embroiderer a full day to make the dress; production labor, including sewing, pattern-making, sampling, finishing, and packing, was $48; trims, including the labels, hang tag, and dust bag, were $5; shipping was $8; and duties were $24. Her total cost came to $157, and in order to keep the final price lower, she took just a 1.59x margin, bumping the wholesale price to $250. (This means Stanley would earn $93 in profit when a store orders the dress.) With the typical retail margin of 2.2x, the final price tag on the rack in a boutique is $550.

With steep discounts thanks to Amazon Prime Day, readers jumped at the chance to try the smooth-gliding Haus Laboratories eyeliner for a fraction of the price. Barbara Potts, the cofounder of the label Saks Potts, gave birth this past September to her cherubic daughter, Uma Eloise. Even before her pregnancy, Potts has always had darling style: feminine, practical, and always with a hint of sauciness. That hasn't changed. "I dress exactly as I used to," says Potts. Even throughout her pregnancy, Potts didn't go the typical maternity route and instead embraced nouveau pregnancy style à la Rihanna, baring her belly in low-slung pants and tiny T-shirts. Though her go-to piece was always her trusty Saks Potts button-up, the "William" shirt, which balances out her sweet aesthetic. As for her daughter. Potts dresses Uma in her own childhood clothes—a true vintage feat!

Palmes is a newish menswear brand out of Copenhagen that's sort of tennis-adjacent: Lots of their stuff you could wear on the court, off the court, après, avant, whatever—it's sporty and casual, but elegant, thoughtful, well-made from good materials, and all that. It's a label, yeah, but also a vibe, an ethos, maybe a whole lifestyle. Their basic collared shirt is perfectly loose-cut, from Italian poplin—and while it's the first thing I've bought from Palmes, I have the feeling that it's the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
Vist our store at: Teeextra
This product belong to nang

More: https://www.threads.net/@teeextrashirt/post/DBv6JD8vFqD