I’ve never dabbled with RRL but the stuff looks awesome. The pricing seems off when I notice many of the garments are made in China. Is there any value prop there?
It’s definitely expensive. I own very little but aim to own more as I get older/make more money. The clothes are well made like other Ralph you’d buy. Some stuff like the leather jackets, belts, jewelry can definitely last many years.
Some RRL is collectible and holds its resell value. I met a vintage seller one time in person who specializes in selling vintage RRL. Their collection was insanely cool.
Biggest value prop is the brand’s signature aesthetic. RRL is based on Americana vintage. It’s the closest you can get to the real thing (which is the OG vintage pieces you’d have to find in the wild).
I’ve never dabbled with RRL but the stuff looks awesome. The pricing seems off when I notice many of the garments are made in China. Is there any value prop there?
It’s definitely expensive. I own very little but aim to own more as I get older/make more money. The clothes are well made like other Ralph you’d buy. Some stuff like the leather jackets, belts, jewelry can definitely last many years.
Some RRL is collectible and holds its resell value. I met a vintage seller one time in person who specializes in selling vintage RRL. Their collection was insanely cool.
Biggest value prop is the brand’s signature aesthetic. RRL is based on Americana vintage. It’s the closest you can get to the real thing (which is the OG vintage pieces you’d have to find in the wild).
Wow, you must be rich. $140 gym bag?
I should’ve clarified I got it as a duffel to have for regular use. Then it became my gym bag. Not rich haha.
But honestly GymShark gym bags are solid and they’re anywhere between $40-$60
Screenshotting that Vermont Life cover for my archives.
Morning jog in snow shoes. What a (Vermont) life. Haha
Love these Field Journals, man. Seriously.
Also, in case you’re taking interview suggestions, see if you can get Zac Whitmore(@zacinthewild).
Steller as always!