Anonymous
10/17/2023 20:24
Subject: Fav LLBean pants went from $40 to $60. Inflation sucks
Are these pants pull on or is there a zipper somewhere? I don’t see it in the description.
If they are pull on, are they fairly stretchy? I’m looking for pull on pants for my partially disabled mom. We had tried some others that were tooooo tight, more like leggings at the top. And I like stretchy pants, too.
Thank you!!
If they are pull on, are they fairly stretchy? I’m looking for pull on pants for my partially disabled mom. We had tried some others that were tooooo tight, more like leggings at the top. And I like stretchy pants, too.
Thank you!!
Anonymous
10/16/2023 23:55
Subject: Fav LLBean pants went from $40 to $60. Inflation sucks
Anonymous wrote:Don’t use the dryer! That’s the problem, OP Only hang to dry
Also turn inside out when you wash
Anonymous
10/16/2023 08:13
Subject: Fav LLBean pants went from $40 to $60. Inflation sucks
Don’t use the dryer! That’s the problem, OP Only hang to dry
Anonymous
10/16/2023 07:36
Subject: Fav LLBean pants went from $40 to $60. Inflation sucks
LL Bean has relatively good quality. I’d rather pay more and get clothes that last. Imagine if they kept the prices the same but made them to wear out in three months, like everyone else.
Anonymous
10/16/2023 07:23
Subject: Fav LLBean pants went from $40 to $60. Inflation sucks
I dunno. I found most older clothing stores (brands that have existed for 30+ years) had barely touched their prices in twenty years. So not surprising they needed to make a big jump given inflation. Presumably you’re also making more money that twenty years ago.
And $60 is dirt cheap for a pair of pants. Think about what is involved: fabric, labor, transport across the ocean, storage space in the us, business overhead/admin/design etc, and probably free shipping. I mean, you must know that paying $40 for a pair of pants isn’t sustainable to support those thing?
And $60 is dirt cheap for a pair of pants. Think about what is involved: fabric, labor, transport across the ocean, storage space in the us, business overhead/admin/design etc, and probably free shipping. I mean, you must know that paying $40 for a pair of pants isn’t sustainable to support those thing?