Line is being discontinued and will be gone after spring 2019. You won’t be missed
https://www.businessinsider.com/jcre...8-11?r=UK&IR=T
https://www.businessinsider.com/jcre...8-11?r=UK&IR=T
-
-
-
Not really being discontinued, as they will just remove the "Mercantile" label and keep it J. Crew Factory. No idea why they thought having two different labels on the same product would be a good idea, but who knows?Originally posted by AimlessWanderer View PostComment
-
this. I think they were trying to create a cheaper brand that drops the factory label because of the stigma associated. "mercantile" sounds fancier than "factory".Originally posted by xucardsfan08 View PostComment
-
This might have made sense if they had done a full rebrand of the factory line & Stores to "Mercantile". But they didn't. They randomly labeled some items as mercantile and all the rest stayed factory. It made no sense and just added confusion. Weird decision. No big loss, IMO.Originally posted by idvsego View PostComment
-
AND WHAT THE CRAP IS J CREW JEANS?? CMON PEOPLE.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkComment
-
I dunno what they are trying to do but the quality is pure crap. Just walk down the street and pay a little more for the Madewell men’s jeans, which near as I can tell, are basically JCrew of the quality of 10 years ago (but with a hint of stretch).Originally posted by Jmeyers View PostComment
-
I mean this:Originally posted by DPJ View Post
https://www.jcrew.com/p/mens_categor...air-isle/K2853
It’s an actual spin off brand, I’m assuming like Calvin Klein Jeans or Polo Jeans. Because, you know, those off shoots did so well.
Like, cmon people. This is ridiculous. Why? I’m not impressed or intrigued. I’m annoyed.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkComment
Comment