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I think that the company which sold the leather jackets is the one in the wrong, if the facts are correct in this example. If you are paying a bulk rate for jac

by ouid 10y ago

I think that the company which sold the leather jackets is the one in the wrong, if the facts are correct in this example. If you are paying a bulk rate for jackets, that bulk rate must apply to male and female jackets. They don't have to be the same price at the end, but the discount has to apply to the entire order. I also, however, think that the facts are probably misrepresented in this article.

squeaky-clean 10y ago
> If you are paying a bulk rate for jackets, that bulk rate must apply to male and female jackets. They don't have to be the same price at the end, but the discount has to apply to the entire order. Group buys in fashion are very common, and this is never how they work. Two leather jackets of a different size but the same model will use the same materials and labor. A different jacket model (yes, even a female version), requires different cuts and maybe even different materials. This isn't uncommon at all, except for the part where Uber thought this made it okay to buy nothing for the women. Edit: Not even fashion, but anywhere really. If I want 10,000 of one IC, and 5 of another, I will not get a unit discount as if I had bought 10,005 of a generic item. I get a discount on the first IC, and full price on the latter.