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Sol 6103

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@Nick_theGeek I do understand that it shouldn’t be universal. For example, @EbbetsVintage have some things they know they’ll reorder. They don’t take pre-order but I bought a shirt that didn’t actually exist in their stock. Instead of no joy, it magically appeared a month later.

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  1. kraft

    @Nick_theGeek @EbbetsVintage They were upfront and offered a different shirt or refund within a day of my order, but not having to worry about timing a purchase just right again, cool. But there are some styles they aren’t a given they will reorder. Those should not let me pre-order.

  2. kraft

    @Nick_theGeek @EbbetsVintage And things they make in house. Seasonal or “new” stuff they aren’t sure about, I get. But a primary style a place has sold since day one years ago and they know 100% they are making more…

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