12 Embroidered Shirts for $120 + GST, Shipping $15-$25 + GST from My Outfit

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  Store RepMyoutfit Australia @ My Outfits on 20/04/2012 - 11:41

  For all those who are wondering

  Process is:
  Order is placed and paid for
  A Confirmation logo is sent to you for approval. Text logos are also emailed but do not require approval as the customer designs them online
  Once approval has been received we begin embroidery
  Once finished (ETA around 2-2.5 weeks) we ship out

  There are size charts on the website to help you decide what sizes you need.

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  mr_alligator on 20/04/2012 - 11:43

  +1

  From what I understand, it is illegal to advertise GST exclusive prices (unless you market your products exclusively to Corporations, which is not the case here). Your price should be GST inclusive.

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  Store RepMyoutfit Australia @ My Outfits on 20/04/2012 - 11:51

  -7

  Hi Mr Alligator

  Thanks for the concern

  I never bothered to research this until now but I found

  Any business with anything other than the simplest pricing structure is likely to be affected. For example:

  • Quoting GST exclusive prices will be illegal unless the GST inclusive price is also quoted just as prominently.
  • If a product requires delivery, any quote or advertised price must include a total price that includes the minimum delivery charge.

  Source:
  http://hwlebsworth.ensoconsultancy.com.au/trade_practices_fe…

  Rest assured the final price is clearly displayed to the customer before they purchase the items. There are no hidden charges which we add at the end.

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    scotty on 20/04/2012 - 13:58

    +4

    Quoting GST exclusive prices will be illegal unless the GST inclusive price is also quoted just as prominently.

    That means

    12 Shirts for $132 (+$16.50 Postage)

    ($120 ex-GST)

    Right on your product page. "Price excludes GST" should NEVER be in the fine print.

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  whzzz28 on 20/04/2012 - 11:53

  Listing items ex GST, like America and Canada, in Australia?

  That's a paddalin'.

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  sabby on 20/04/2012 - 12:15

  Im in WA and there a quite a few shops who supply and embroid work shirts for less than you are.
  Nothing special.

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  bishoz on 20/04/2012 - 12:55

  I deal with the local apparel shops on a regular basis for a huge sporting organisation in Hervey Bay and I have never seen anything this cheap.
  Even when we order $10k worth of product, the best price we get is $22 - $25 per shirt.
  I've ordered 12 shirts for myself to sample the product (and to buy work shirts that allow for my recent, hopefully temporary, weight gain).
  If I'm happy with the quality, I'll be bringing them up at the next meeting no probs.

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  superklue on 20/04/2012 - 13:33

  +2

  Homer: So I want the monogram to read "M-A-X P-O-W … "
  Employee: Sir, traditionally, a monogram is just initials.
  Homer: Max Power doesn't abbreviate. Each letter is as
  important as the one that preceded it. Maybe more
  important! No, as important.
  Employee: [sighing] Very well.
  Homer: And if you've got enough room, add some exclamation
  points and a pirate flag.

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  xfiledavid on 20/04/2012 - 15:58

  lack of colours..

  looks like blue or nothing for the cool dry polo's

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  Store RepMyoutfit Australia @ My Outfits on 20/04/2012 - 16:06

  Hi Xfiledavid

  There is a white option available as well. Unfortunately the Navy ones are sold out.

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  sambo150 on 26/04/2012 - 16:41

  Just got my shirts and they are terriable,
  Wrong sizing logo looks dreadfull

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  Store RepMyoutfit Australia @ My Outfits on 26/04/2012 - 16:48

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  Hi Sambo

  Regarding your shirts, I checked your order. Your initial order was for 12 medium shirts, we supplied the medium size. I am unsure what you mean by wrong sizing, please advise.

  Your second complaint was about a white backing behind the embroidery which is actually inside the shirt (interior) This white patch cannot be seen by anyone because it is on the inside of the shirt. It is necessary for embroidery otherwise the stitching will not hold onto the shirts properly. If you look at branded shirts such as Ralph Lauren there is still a white patch it is just not as noticeable since it is a small logo.

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  sambo150 on 03/05/2012 - 15:26

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  I tried to get a refund and starting getting abused so DO NOT ORDER FROM THEM!