Free shipping for the 10p store after 100$ of purchase?

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12-19-2013, 01:57 PM
Kurzy

I priced them out myself from some company in Florida.
12-19-2013, 02:16 PM
Just Kadek

Where in florida Mr bookwarking?

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Originally Posted by Kurzy

I priced them out myself from some company in Florida.
12-19-2013, 04:29 PM
Aaron Gustaveson

Ive never owned a rash guard yet, I use wicking athletic shirts from ross. Looking forward to getting my first real rash guard ever from the Grants Pass Moon.

Iam amazed how expensive rashguards are. Makes sense for custom small orders but for companies like hayabusa I just dont see any reason they should be 60-70 bucks. Must be an insane profit margin.
12-20-2013, 04:19 AM
Fraser Taylor

In the UK rashguards go for between £25 - £45. Depends completely on the brand. Rashguards are the same as everything else, you get what you pay for. High quality sublimated rashies are going to cost a bit more than cheap ones with logos printed on top of the fabric.
12-20-2013, 08:37 PM
Andrew Sarasin

I think you got it wrong, its just the way you said it.

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Originally Posted by Chris Herzog

Bashing? You mean pointing out that Eddies hard work is worth something.
12-20-2013, 08:41 PM
Kurzy

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Originally Posted by Just Kadek

Where in florida Mr bookwarking?

It was an outfit called Tufgear solutions but they are not in operation anymore.
I am currently in talks with another guy in New York, determining prices so I don't quote anything incorrectly. I have sent him the Peterborough Moon pilot graphic and asked for quotes. Once I get the quotes I will post them here and link his site.
Charging people 60+ dollars for a rash guard is highway robbery imho.
Like I said, I know my opinion on it isn't going to be popular, but I'm ok with that.
12-20-2013, 08:42 PM
Kurzy

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Originally Posted by Aaron Gustaveson

but for companies like hayabusa I just dont see any reason they should be 60-70 bucks. Must be an insane profit margin.

BIG time.
12-20-2013, 08:43 PM
Andrew Sarasin

sorry man.. I would delete the thread if I knew how.

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Originally Posted by Chris Ludington

I spend a month or so (probably 100+ hours) developing, testing, and organizing an app and I get 4 responses. This guy asks for free shipping and get's four fucking pages... I hate you all. ,.l.. Q.Q ..l.,
12-20-2013, 08:49 PM
Andrew Sarasin

Maybe its mostly the design that's so expensive. It's not like there's just a logo and that's it.

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Originally Posted by Aaron Gustaveson

Ive never owned a rash guard yet, I use wicking athletic shirts from ross. Looking forward to getting my first real rash guard ever from the Grants Pass Moon.

Iam amazed how expensive rashguards are. Makes sense for custom small orders but for companies like hayabusa I just dont see any reason they should be 60-70 bucks. Must be an insane profit margin.
12-20-2013, 08:50 PM
Kurzy

Andrew, there is nothing wrong with discussion.

Last year fighterwarehouse.com had the most amazing deals on that I have ever seen, over the month of December.
Now that they are established, they aren't offering deals like that. Last year I spent hundreds of dollars on them, but I got loads of gear for fair prices.
This year, they aren't doing sales and they aren't getting any of my business because of it.
I have a house and two vehicles and two kids and two dogs and two cats, and one wife to take care of. Money is always frigging tight, and so I shop selectively.
All that being said, Fighterwarehouose has the best customer service I have encountered, and they offer free shipping in Canada and the USA, on any order.
Who can beat that?
Show me.

If I could afford a 10P rashie from every moon, I would LOVE to have one, but I can't so I just get the odd one here and there.

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