Dale,
I will gladly buy 2 jerseys & pay for both up front. When your supply runs out I'll sell my second one at my cost.
I know it will be a great jersey. The bigger the order the lower the cost. And that is 1 less jersey tying up your $.
Mike Self
Cincinnati, OH
> In a message dated 7/22/2004 9:21:13 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
> aldoross4@siscom.net writes:
>
> << Has anyone (Dale) given any thought to a new "Classic Rendezvous"
jersey,
> perhaps in time for the CdC 2005?
>
> I've been wearing and enjoying the lovely Classic Rendzvous jersey
(version
> 2002) nearly every day this summer. Is there any chance of a new version,
or
> another production run of the old design? >>
>
> Hi Aldo & all:
>
> It could happen ... the first time around, I bought 100 jerseys and sold
them
> for $100.00@ to CR members after 2 years. The margins were slim and the
sales
> slow so it was not a "positive cash flow" enterprise. I am not crazy about
> tying up $8K + - in these turbulent economic times.
>
> Now, with the dollar even lower relative to the Euro, I imagine they would
be
> quite a bit pricier. Maybe Jan Johnson if she is reading this could tell
me
> the current cost for such a project.
>
> If we were to do this project, my inclination would be to do another color
> variety to make each edition more special. I do think that those who
purchased
> one of the first editions jerseys were very pleased with the garment, no?
>
> I also was interested that we have 1000 vintage buffs on this list but it
> took 2 years to sell 100 jerseys.. Seems like more folks would have
stepped up.
> We could order fewer garments but it would affect the price dramatically.
>
> Comments? Any venture capitalists ready to step up?
>
> Dale
>
> Dale Brown
> Greensboro, NC