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Dress shirt packaging
Posted: April 12 08, 10:28 am
by stlouie_lipp
Why can't they just put them on a hanger to sell them? I don't need to go through 17 pins and 5 pieces of cardboard to open it. You can't even try them on before buying.
Re: Dress shirt packaging
Posted: April 12 08, 1:28 pm
by heyzeus
And that stupid plastic thing in the collar. What a waste.
Re: Dress shirt packaging
Posted: April 12 08, 2:00 pm
by ghostrunner
I approve of this rant.
Re: Dress shirt packaging
Posted: April 12 08, 2:31 pm
by jim
This is a good rant. Why? Why would you do that?
Re: Dress shirt packaging
Posted: April 12 08, 2:58 pm
by Spider John
Stupid Paletta.
Re: Dress shirt packaging
Posted: April 12 08, 4:00 pm
by JackofDiamonds
I worked in retail through college, I [expletive] hate those shirt packages. We would have to tear them all out whenever someone wanted to try something on, and then replace it all when we close out the store.
Re: Dress shirt packaging
Posted: April 12 08, 5:33 pm
by Hungary Jack
Someday all shirts will be made to order. There will be no packaging.
Re: Dress shirt packaging
Posted: April 12 08, 5:34 pm
by sighyoung
There must be some New Deal-era legislation that required pins and cardboard in shirt packaging to keep steel and wood pulp prices high.
Re: Dress shirt packaging
Posted: April 13 08, 4:57 pm
by stlouie_lipp
sighyoung wrote:There must be some New Deal-era legislation that required pins and cardboard in shirt packaging to keep steel and wood pulp prices high.
That's as good an explanation as any.
Re: Dress shirt packaging
Posted: April 14 08, 7:18 am
by Sutter'sBeard
I also agree with this rant. And what about the evil chemical they put on new shirts that makes your collar into something sharp enough to remove a couple layers of skin.