I actually do like Birkins, and the way they look, how many people will know that it's a Birkin anyway? and a birkin is like buying a top of range diamonds as opposed to plain glass(to impress people). Bad analogy but, it works
PrinceOfCats said:Whatever spin/pricetag you want to put on it you can't really escape the fact that a Birkin is essentially a dead cow though, not a diamond.
PrinceOfCats said:Whatever spin/pricetag you want to put on it you can't really escape the fact that a Birkin is essentially a dead cow though, not a diamond.
PrinceOfCats said:Whatever spin/pricetag you want to put on it you can't really escape the fact that a Birkin is essentially a dead cow though, not a diamond.
softgrey said:and...
a diamond is just a piece of pressurized coal...
basically a ROCK...
so???....
PrinceOfCats said:Everything was a piece of pressurized coal at some point along the line, however a Birkin was a dead cow quite recently.
PrinceOfCats said:Everything was a piece of pressurized coal at some point along the line, however a Birkin was a dead cow quite recently.
so?...
rach2jlc said:So, while I find this "cost of production" thread really interesting, I think it only drives home the fact that there is NO real correlation between the cost of production and the final retail price, at least with larger companies. It is all what they think that you'll pay.
John