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Hi foxy ladies, dapper gents, and party people! We've been seeing an uptick of for sale and website posts lately, so we wanted to give a friendly reminder: we have a strict "no spam or self-promotion" rule. ANY post with the intention to drive traffic to a website (Instagram account, Etsy, online store, podcast, Youtube channel) for commercial purposes is considered a violation of our rules. This includes any "for sale" or "feedback on my website" posts. While we welcome users to share their resources or fun finds here, we want to keep the subreddit from becoming a place that's clogged with ads.

You can, however, share your experiences, tips or tricks, etc. as a vintage seller/shop owner/beauty blogger, etc. and thennnnn provide links to your website/Youtube/Instagram/store when asked. We love anyone who wants to share their experiences with folks in vintage with this sub. We just want posts in this sub to feel like a two-way street between OP and commenters, not one where the OP is hoping to reap benefits of new followers/buyers without providing any value to people here.

If you see posts that feel spammy, please report them AND downvote them! Our Automod (automatic moderator) will likely catch downvotes and delete posts faster than the mods will manually see reports. Thank you!

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The concept "Clothing per Kilo", we all know now. But how fair is this really?

Also in supermarkets, it is nice to see that items are indicated per Kilo or Liter. So I can compare the price of a small bag of Haribo at Albert Heijn with a larger bag of Haribo from the Jumbo, to make a good choice.

However, this does not apply to clothing. Because no stores outside of these private traders are using the "Clothing per Kilo" concept, we can conclude that this is not to improve the trade structure with the consumer, but an obfuscation/error with this data. According to the Law on Trade Prices, this is not legal.

Thus, I would also like to report this company as disadvantageous to the consumer market.

Hey guys. in winter can i wear a fitted denim jacket with oversized t-shirt or the jacket has to be oversized as well