Would you spend $395 on a sweater?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:http://www.shopbop.com/honeycomb-jacket-vince/vp/v=1/845524441952679.htm

I just came across this one and just love it...honestly if I could find something exactly like this for $40 I would buy it without question.

I know a woman who can make you one just like that at a fraction of the price.

[Anonymous]

Maybe its $395 because its made with yak fur?

I don't care for it. Wouldn't pay $395 whether I liked it or not - that's too much money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:http://www.shopbop.com/honeycomb-jacket-vince/vp/v=1/845524441952679.htm

I just came across this one and just love it...honestly if I could find something exactly like this for $40 I would buy it without question.

Love it. Not sure how the closure works on it all, but I really do like this. I'd get it if I could afford it.

[Anonymous]

To the woman who knows of someone who can make this-does she have a store on Etsy you could refer me to? I just really like this sweater and haven't seen anything like this, but I don't have alot of time to window shop so it is possible there is a less expensive one out there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:http://www.shopbop.com/honeycomb-jacket-vince/vp/v=1/845524441952679.htm

I just came across this one and just love it...honestly if I could find something exactly like this for $40 I would buy it without question.

I know a woman who can make you one just like that at a fraction of the price.

I swear to you I bought my cousin a sweater like that from the junior's section at Macy's. Honest to God. I actually think the one I bought was cuter.

For this amount of money perhaps OP could take a knitting class and buy a whole live yak for herself. That doesn't even look like a terribly difficult sweater to knit.

[Anonymous]

Where can I buy a yak? Lol!!

[Anonymous]

Yes. I just spent $700 on a dress that I've worn once and will be lucky to wear again. A sweater is something you can wear again and again for a long time. Do it. You'll love having it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not even if I were married to Bill Gates and won the lottery.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes. I just spent $700 on a dress that I've worn once and will be lucky to wear again. A sweater is something you can wear again and again for a long time. Do it. You'll love having it.

You are either rich OR middle income with a paltry 401k. Please tell us which!!

[Anonymous]

Not worth $395.

Why is no one commenting on the fact the model moved? It scared the crap out of me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes. I just spent $700 on a dress that I've worn once and will be lucky to wear again. A sweater is something you can wear again and again for a long time. Do it. You'll love having it.

You are either rich OR middle income with a paltry 401k. Please tell us which!!

Okay, that was the reality jolt needed. I will scour Kohls for a look-a-like sweater.

[Anonymous]

Do you have debt other than your mortgage? Do you have a healthy retirement fund? If the answers are no and yes, knock yourself out. If they aren't, don't even think about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:http://www.shopbop.com/honeycomb-jacket-vince/vp/v=1/845524441952679.htm

I just came across this one and just love it...honestly if I could find something exactly like this for $40 I would buy it without question.

Looks like something my Polish grandmother wore right off the boat in 1901.

[Anonymous]

Pretty much all of my sweaters have 'caught' on various things like my engagement ring, watch, door catch, anything & everything. So no, I wouldn't spend that on an item that can so easily be ruined.

[Anonymous]

OP, we make more than enough for $395. sweaters. We choose to hang onto our money. So the answer is an emphatic NO WAY. Fool.