When private conversations that are finished get dredged up here it sure is Seb. I'm not here with a set of expectations or demands.. but since you ask I think it'd be nice if Sloane could 'tldnr' this whole thread. Since each of us essentially knows what he's going to say before he says it I think probably that'd be for the best
Well, I for one am taken aback by the tone and entire context of Hide n' Seeks post, which is anything but professional.
Really?.....would you rather he didn't respond..I for one prefer to hear both sides..or do you think aero should just say ..You know what here's a remake..
These types of threads are never comfortable, and I'm not sure how either side can respond without appearing defensive. Aero's response was less than perfect, and I was also really put off by Schitzo's use of an out of context photo from Horween, suggesting that they might have changed their production methods, and then compounding it by incorrectly describing toggle drying. (both were particularly egregious considering the page he pulled the photo from gave the correct information) I hope in the end there is some common ground and for both party's sake everyone can be satisfied.
I guess it's my turn to say "Really?"
I'm not commenting on the fact that Aero responded, but on how they responded. You seriously can't envision a better way for a company representative to present their side? Did I say anything about offering a jacket re-make?
I'm not going to go point-by-point on all the ways their response was unprofessional and tasteless, but it's certainly a missed opportunity in terms of common-sense public relations.
Really?.....would you rather he didn't respond..I for one prefer to hear both sides..or do you think aero should just say ..You know what here's a remake..
In your opinion....& I respect that..I simply asked do you think aero should say..... A simple yes or no would suffice.
That's what you said Peter, and I agree with you. It was simple.
Perhaps Trapp needs to hone his reading comprehension skills before responding to your posts? :eusa_doh:
Thanks schitz...I thought I was quite clear...but I forgive him..mistakes happen
nae bother pal
Leather jackets will crease and shrink a little with age. That's normal.
That jacket looks fantastic in your pictures, by the way. I don't really see what the problem is.
I simply put forward a suggestion that was made to me by another professional who works in the same field. A guy at the top of his field. It was another professional from this field who sent me the link for that picture! I wasn't aware that I had bungled my description of the drying methods - but had hoped I had made it clear enough that what I was trying to relay was merely speculation, and that it wasn't my own either, rather that it belonged to those who should have a much better idea about this type of thing than we do. I also took care to point out and report accurately the aero position regarding those suggestions. You are surely not suggesting that the manufacturer responsible for my jacket is the only industry expert with whom I should consult are you? Respectfully, I suggest you re read post 97. If what I've written there is extremely bad, I think your reading comprehension is extremely good!