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I want to buy a fur coat! Where is cheaper? How to choose?
preferably a mink) Thanks in advance for your answer)
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Well, people do not praise Turkish fur coats ... It is believed that it is better to buy a fur coat in Greece.
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answered 15 years ago
In the suburbs, for example, in the Pushkin fur farm. And you will select the skins yourself and sew them there for you.
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answered 15 years ago
In Greece, you need to look at the ruins, drink metaxa, eat olives with pickles. Greek fur coats were never considered good. Our shuttles brought in from there, because it was cheap.
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answered 15 years ago
abysfinks, well, do not deprive women so categorically of the pleasure of shopping on vacation. There are places where products are better, there are places where they are worse, there are places where they are cheaper and where they are more expensive. Of course, you can buy a fur coat in the Snow Queen, but firstly, it’s expensive, and secondly, it’s not interesting.
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answered 15 years ago
So that's the joke: go to a fur farm, breathe in all the aromas of the production process and you can no longer buy a fur coat :) I have not seen good-made fur in Turkey. Maybe I'm out of luck. The skin is good, but you have to look.
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answered 15 years ago
So that's the joke: go to a fur farm, breathe in all the aromas of the production process and you can no longer buy a fur coat :) I have not seen good-made fur in Turkey. Maybe I'm out of luck. The skin is good, but you have to look.
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answered 15 years ago
I can’t imagine how to measure a fur coat in such heat, birrr, I personally didn’t see any fur coats (Side, Kemer, Kemer (Bildibi)) though, maybe I didn’t pay attention, leather in all versions, sheepskin coats, this it was, acquaintances sewed two jackets to order, right not far from the hotel in Side, so you can look for something about this, but fur coats? probably Turkey is not the option.
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answered 15 years ago
Our mink coats are made from Canadian mink - we don't use Greek or Chinese mink. All models are new - from Italian fashion designers, the choice is huge, the prices are real. Write to us or visit our website - we will answer all your questions.
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answered 15 years ago
in any way from Italian fashion designers! I beg of you! do you believe it yourself?
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answered 15 years ago
Dear Ladies, aunts, are you out of your mind??? Who is shopping at the resorts??? especially in Turkey? Well, in the Emirates, China, Singapore is still clear. And in Turkey, for this purpose, Istanbul is the direction of leather, textiles, carpets. In general, don’t waste time on shopping centers on vacation - this is a complete scam for suckers. Forget Turkish coats!!!!!
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answered 15 years ago
Well, let's say I'm not a fan of Turkish leather either, especially fur coats, but in our homeland we have our own home textile store. But what about people who cannot afford to go to Istanbul for one sheepskin coat or jacket?
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answered 15 years ago
I’m talking about this, that as a rule, stale goods from factories are sent to resorts, while prices are inflated at times, there’s no need to talk about quality at all. For example, to check the quality of the leather, the product must be turned inside out, the skin pulled, a good thing is usually thrown on the floor and they stand on it without fear that it will crack at the seams, including the lining. Take a chance today in Antalya to check your jacket, and you will be gnawed on the spot. At the same time, the price exceeds $ 300 with bargaining. And T-shirts on the market for $20??? there are also 5, only they are not subject to washing, unsewn linen, disgustingly bungled bags. It is worth wandering around the market and shops because of this. If 5 years ago in Turkey it was possible to enjoy bargaining (by reducing the torar by 2-3 times), then today the Turkish seller does not want to bargain (and this is not his fault, but our compatriots). Conclusion, I don’t send anyone to Istanbul for a single item, just a product from Istanbul, Milan, Singapore, etc.
A reminder for an ordinary citizen has already been delivered to his hometown of Russia (I have recently belonged to this category), and at home you can calmly bargain or wait for sale discounts on a cherished thing, and you won’t lose even a little overpaying.
A reminder for an ordinary citizen has already been delivered to his hometown of Russia (I have recently belonged to this category), and at home you can calmly bargain or wait for sale discounts on a cherished thing, and you won’t lose even a little overpaying.
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answered 15 years ago
Laughed the comment. Katyyy. People who have den. funds for the purchase of a mink coat in the resorts of Turkey (and this is a very expensive pleasure), they cannot afford to go to Istanbul for one sheepskin coat (fur coat)??? There are fur factories there, and each yard has its own production. The quality is very good, I know what I'm talking about: I have two minks. fur coats - Italian and Greek. I'll do my next update there.
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answered 15 years ago
Yes, I agree with the previous speakers, the quality of things sold in Turkey on the markets for many years leaves much to be desired and decreases year by year, while prices are growing rapidly. The possibility of bargaining strongly depends on the region, for example, in the "German" Side such an opportunity is minimal, in Alanya it is still possible to bargain, but it is also getting worse and worse every year. At the same time, the Turks have a very negative attitude towards bargaining and towards Russians in connection with this, since only Russians are bargaining, and it seems to me that they (Russians) do this only because they were once told that the Turks like to bargain :)
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answered 15 years ago
to bileg: the second conclusion is closer to the truth))
to rostova: do you know a lot of people who flew to Istanbul for the sake of one sheepskin coat or jacket?))) And, yes, the person who asked the question does not belong to the inhabitants of Ukraine.
I agree with the opinion (s) that slag is brought to resorts at incredible prices, but I think that a person can adequately assess the quality, model and price ... and if you really want or like it and can, as they say, then you can) )
to rostova: do you know a lot of people who flew to Istanbul for the sake of one sheepskin coat or jacket?))) And, yes, the person who asked the question does not belong to the inhabitants of Ukraine.
I agree with the opinion (s) that slag is brought to resorts at incredible prices, but I think that a person can adequately assess the quality, model and price ... and if you really want or like it and can, as they say, then you can) )
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answered 15 years ago
But I’m interested in something else, it’s clear that gradually (very slowly) this slag is being sold. But wouldn't it be more profitable to import normal goods, set real prices and make money on turnover, which in resort areas should not be very bad. The point of the whole season is to try to shove the fic knows what kind of crazy money, when there is an opportunity to earn money?
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answered 15 years ago
so you need to put illiquid assets somewhere))) in my opinion, the Turks are not the people who will work at a loss.
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answered 15 years ago
it is more profitable for them, in my opinion, to stop producing / buying this illiquid asset than to sell it for the whole season. And judging by the trend, they have more and more of this illiquid asset from year to year, it accumulates and multiplies with them =). I also believe that the Turks will not work at a loss, and I don’t understand what the catch is.
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answered 15 years ago
I advise you not to make any major purchases in the resorts of Turkey, houses can be found better and cheaper. Last year I bought a leather jacket for my son in Kemer (I had to bring some kind of "souvenir" to him) for $230 (they asked for $850), it looked very decent, but the quality of the leather turned out to be that her son (jacket) tore it through a week just from the fact that it was crowded in the subway. Would a normal thing rip? And instead of a fur coat, in general, you can buy a pig in a poke and throw a tidy sum into the wind. You won't save, that's for sure.
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answered 15 years ago
If your son broke after a week - this is not an indicator! Buy him next time buffalo or bovine (buffalo).
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answered 15 years ago
I want to answer the "experts" who may not have been to Turkey, but want to show themselves on the Internet as smart, knowledgeable, in short, experts on all issues. We have a network of stores in the resort towns of Turkey for the sale of fur, leather and jewelry products. We do not have any "illiquid assets", stale goods and cannot be. We offer our visitors the latest models, sewn in small batches from selected high-quality raw materials. We will not offer what you sell - it makes no sense. In our stores and shopping centers, tourists buy for themselves and their loved ones, we do not have shuttles that buy cheap goods in Istanbul. During the summer season, tens of thousands of products are sold to tourists from many countries. Our prices are lower, the quality of the products is higher, the service is better, the choice is larger - these are just some of the reasons why tourists prefer shopping in Turkey.
We will be glad to see you in our shopping centers and stores. If you have any questions - write in a personal (or E-mai: [email protected]) or visit our website.
We will be glad to see you in our shopping centers and stores. If you have any questions - write in a personal (or E-mai: [email protected]) or visit our website.
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answered 15 years ago
"Oksana33
I can’t imagine how to measure a fur coat in such heat "- You probably don’t know, Oksana33, but our stores have air conditioners!
I can’t imagine how to measure a fur coat in such heat "- You probably don’t know, Oksana33, but our stores have air conditioners!
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answered 15 years ago
Well, of course, why not take the opportunity and advertise your stores to naive vacationers. But judging by the advice about the buffalo jacket, the conclusion suggests itself that you are such an expert in this matter as I am a ballerina. Do you really think that a quality calf or cow cannot be durable? No matter how much my son went to the subway, not a single thing has yet been torn (neither a T-shirt, nor a shirt, nor a sweater, nor a jacket), even an old one, but normal skin and even more so should not.
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answered 15 years ago
We don't need advertising. We do not consider our guests to be naive vacationers. Your logic is incomprehensible to us, it does not even fall under the term - simple logic. Ask your son why "neither a T-shirt, nor a shirt, nor a sweater, nor a jacket), even an old one, was torn" - maybe he will explain.
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answered 15 years ago
With all due respect, it is pointless to deny the presence of illiquid assets in Turkish stores (not in your particular one, I don’t know anything about it). We are not all blind. About five or eight years ago, shopping in Turkey was really good, about three years ago, if you searched well, you could find normal quality things at quite reasonable prices (I'm not one of those people who bargain for everything, I'll make a reservation right away), now, in my look, you can buy something in Turkey only as an entertainment, having nothing to do, without harboring any illusions about what you are purchasing. This mainly applies to ordinary clothes, bags, shoes, no matter how you look at the counter, it’s just a disaster that lies.
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answered 15 years ago
I'm not even going to argue with you. My son is no longer a child, he is 20 years old and interrogations with addiction are useless, and everything is visible to the naked eye, you don't need to be an expert. Trade and trade for health. For sure I can say one thing, that it’s better and cheaper than buying a house anyway, it won’t work, there are no miracles. As for the buffalo and buffalo jackets, do you mean to say that you can buy these in your stores?
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answered 15 years ago
We just want to remind you that good things should be bought in good stores, then you will not run into "illiquid assets" .
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answered 15 years ago
In appearance, all the shops there (I don’t mean shops) are very good, how else can you tell?
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answered 15 years ago
jabetta - we give a guarantee for our products, we repair them free of charge, even with the replacement of whole pieces. If the product is damaged through your fault, we will repair it at the lowest price. We will be happy to help!
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