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ANYBODY NEED THE BUCKET HAT THEY STILL GOT EM UP HERE AT CHAMPS
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I wanted to chime in when you guys were talking about the quality and craftsmanship issues. Someone had noted that if "you don't like it, don't buy it or why complain" statements? While that may be true, with any business, they want to hear feedback. What business never gets complaints? That's how they better themselves. While the remastered line is here, in my opinion, it is getting better as the releases have been dropping. There's a reason why the remastered series came into fruition and it was due to the fact that people complained. It finally hit the top of the pyramid.
The standard that Jordan Brand is supposed to represent was clearly not represented in their retro line. The signature pieces are hardly criticized because that's where the focus is moving forward. Pricing standards on the other hand come into play and that's another factor. It has definitely killed the resale market and I'm glad it did because now we can find shoes that we've always wanted in original colorways at decent resale prices. On the flip side, there has to be a balance. Hopefully this shows Jordan Brand that they need to decrease their price points because sneakers are sitting on shelves. I expect outlets to flourish once the next quarter hits.
Simple logic is just way to uncomplicated for a lot of these dudes. They thrive on overcomplicating things.
I love em.........but quality def is not "remastered"
This is really not the same as most companies wanting to hear feedback. For example, a restaurant that wants customer feedback so they can improve their food or customer service. They will surely start to lose customers and their business will suffer. This whole Retro Jordan thing is different. They've lied about improving the quality of their shoes and they'll continue to put out the same shoddy, subpar, inferior product and it'll keep selling out and fly right off the shelves as always. It will never change. Just my opinion.
I wanted to chime in when you guys were talking about the quality and craftsmanship issues. Someone had noted that if "you don't like it, don't buy it or why complain" statements? While that may be true, with any business, they want to hear feedback. What business never gets complaints? That's how they better themselves. While the remastered line is here, in my opinion, it is getting better as the releases have been dropping. There's a reason why the remastered series came into fruition and it was due to the fact that people complained. It finally hit the top of the pyramid.
The standard that Jordan Brand is supposed to represent was clearly not represented in their retro line. The signature pieces are hardly criticized because that's where the focus is moving forward. Pricing standards on the other hand come into play and that's another factor. It has definitely killed the resale market and I'm glad it did because now we can find shoes that we've always wanted in original colorways at decent resale prices. On the flip side, there has to be a balance. Hopefully this shows Jordan Brand that they need to decrease their price points because sneakers are sitting on shelves. I expect outlets to flourish once the next quarter hits.
I made the point about not buying. However, it's the same complaint by people who also cry about striking out. I understand about companies wanting feedback but at what point do YOU become the smart consumer? No one is making you do anything. The downside to this whole thing is hype is so high for so many releases, you aren't afforded the opportunity to try on shoes in the store before you even buy them. So it's sort of a "you get what you get" sort of deal now. Even that being said, you can still return your pair of dissatisfied, right? But we don't even see that. People would rather turn into a reseller than return a pair they're iffy on for the money they paid. Hell, people KNOW they won't keep a pair and wear them a few times with plans on reselling them to some fool who will pay over retail for a pair of kicks with the same complaints as the person who is selling them. That's just the cycle we're in right now in terms of shoes.
^fam, the quality didn't just go downhill, it's been like that. For quite a while and everyone knows it. Why won't our voices be heard? Because we (as sneaker buying consumers) don't put our foot down and either stop buying or return the product and express our dissatisfaction. Instead, we pass their onus to another consumer who is unaware. If JB got entire RTV shipments on a more regular basis, it would make them think twice because it directly affects their bottom line, but they rarely get entire shipments returned. In their eyes the shoes sell well because they don't sit or come back. As a consumer, either put up or shut up. Simple as that.
^fam, the quality didn't just go downhill, it's been like that. For quite a while and everyone knows it. Why won't our voices be heard? Because we (as sneaker buying consumers) don't put our foot down and either stop buying or return the product and express our dissatisfaction. Instead, we pass their onus to another consumer who is unaware. If JB got entire RTV shipments on a more regular basis, it would make them think twice because it directly affects their bottom line, but they rarely get entire shipments returned. In their eyes the shoes sell well because they don't sit or come back. As a consumer, either put up or shut up. Simple as that.
How many retros have you obtained this year under the remastered initiative? There's a big difference between quality and craftsmanship. I'm sure 75% of sneakerheads don't know what quality is and the majority of the complaint is on craftsmanship (glue, threads, color blocking, etc).
So much truth right here.How many retros have you obtained this year under the remastered initiative? There's a big difference between quality and craftsmanship. I'm sure 75% of sneakerheads don't know what quality is and the majority of the complaint is on craftsmanship (glue, threads, color blocking, etc).
I've been lucky getting helped out from sellers. even had a dude let me make a partial payment and pay the rest later lolSome of the sellers on eBay are disrespectful man, I told one of them I might have my money by Saturday when Saturday came I sent him a message that the money didn't come in and I apologized for the inconvenience. Then he replied back thanks for wasting my time. Another thing some sellers actually believe people are going to pay a lot over retail for these.
Don't get me wrong not all sellers, its just that one was really rude and I apologized for what I did.I've been lucky getting helped out from sellers. even had a dude let me make a partial payment and pay the rest later lol
you've never had a customer service job before I take it lolI've been lucky getting helped out from sellers. even had a dude let me make a partial payment and pay the rest later lol
Don't get me wrong not all sellers, its just that one was really rude and I apologized for what I did.
You did waste his time tho, what was the point of contacting a seller before you have the money?Don't get me wrong not all sellers, its just that one was really rude and I apologized for what I did.
Some of the sellers on eBay are disrespectful man, I told one of them I might have my money by Saturday when Saturday came I sent him a message that the money didn't come in and I apologized for the inconvenience. Then he replied back thanks for wasting my time. Another thing some sellers actually believe people are going to pay a lot over retail for these.
This is a very touchy subject to me. But I don't understand why people do this. I can relate to the seller b/c he probably thought you had no intention of going thru with the deal.You did waste his time tho, what was the point of contacting a seller before you have the money?
don't EVER sell on NT then.Flaking is the worst imo and it goes both ways.