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When a manufacturer lists a MSRP its generally set at a margin that's consistent with the product average margin for the buyer.
When any store sits down and Designs a collab - the manufacturer sets the MSRP based upon the average margin.
So..
Ronnie generally/typically uses much higher priced materials than other companies that do collabs.
That manufacturer still keeps their margins by charging you an inflated price to even their original margins.
Hence why the MSRP on collabs go up.
If a store sells their collab below MSRP it's most likely due to them being able To cut corners in their budget.
I don't see any other store doing AS much marketing and brand investment as kith (possibly bait).
Premier does minimal work, and has a much smaller staff.
Before the new year starts business owners sit down and draft a budget/forecast based upon margins and percentages.
As a business owner the biggest goal is to have set margins to maintain and ensure X at the end of the year (net profit).
Please grasp and understand that...
If not...
There's Shaq shoes at Walmart.
When any store sits down and Designs a collab - the manufacturer sets the MSRP based upon the average margin.
So..
Ronnie generally/typically uses much higher priced materials than other companies that do collabs.
That manufacturer still keeps their margins by charging you an inflated price to even their original margins.
Hence why the MSRP on collabs go up.
If a store sells their collab below MSRP it's most likely due to them being able To cut corners in their budget.
I don't see any other store doing AS much marketing and brand investment as kith (possibly bait).
Premier does minimal work, and has a much smaller staff.
Before the new year starts business owners sit down and draft a budget/forecast based upon margins and percentages.
As a business owner the biggest goal is to have set margins to maintain and ensure X at the end of the year (net profit).
Please grasp and understand that...
If not...
There's Shaq shoes at Walmart.
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