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Rogue
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 Posted: Tue Apr 21, 2009 7:49 pm Post subject: Ladies Clothing |
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Just wondered if there were any plans in the pipeline for some more feminine merchandise.....e.g. vest tops, fitted tee shirts, zip up jumpers.
Myself and Meep were chatting about it and just wondered 
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I have had this chat with other people and after talking to Colleen (At last years loopathon), she said that it's very hard to get ladies clothing, as there are different styles/sizes/colours etc of clothing which will suit everyone, and for it to be cost effective.
I wonder if this is still the case now?
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True point there Hayley, didn't think of it in that sense
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I was speaking with Colleen at the bash. There will be new items coming along later in the year to the range. Maybe something will come along then All new stuff will be sent to me for addition to the website, so i'll keep you posted later in the year when this happens.
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Death
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| Coaster Police wrote: | | All new stuff will be sent to me for addition to the website, so i'll keep you posted later in the year when this happens. |
Oh, so ye receive one of each new item of merchandise for website use? 
[Death goes into a laughing fit whilst imagining Matt trying on the new RCCGB girlie top that Coleen'll be sending him soon...    ]
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| Are there plans to allow us to order online directly, rahter than printing off a form to send? |
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| Death wrote: | Oh, so ye receive one of each new item of merchandise for website use?
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Only to take a picture of for the site, then it's back into stock.
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| drsarf wrote: | | Are there plans to allow us to order online directly, rahter than printing off a form to send? |
Not at this stage. Online trading opens up a whole heap of issues with Data Protection, E-Commerce, etc.
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| Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 6:42 pm Post subject: |
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| I always thought they could do with some ladies clothing too. especially in femenine colours. |
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Death
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| Dr. Sarf wrote: | | Are there plans to allow us to order online directly, rahter than printing off a form to send? |
| Coaster Police wrote: | | Not at this stage. Online trading opens up a whole heap of issues with Data Protection, E-Commerce, etc. |
Just a minor suggestion maybe, as it doesn't avoid having to print out the form and send it in with a cheque...
...What about having a shopping cart interface that would allow visitors to select the merchandise that they wanted? But insted of going through the usual online checkout process once they've selected everything, they'd insted be presented with a list of the items that they selected - Along with item numbers and quantities in legible print - That would be printed and posted off in the usual manner?
Such a system would not need to store any personally identifiable information (It's just a list-builder - No personal info needed), would allow people to choose merchandise in the manner they might be used to with conventional online stores, would produce forms and lists with clear and legible output, and would reduce the inconvenience of "form filling" to simply completing a cheque! 
I must admit that I've only bought a few items of merchandise - All on Club trips - But I'd be interested to see what any potential regulars might make of the approach. Dr. Sarf - What say ye?
Farewell...
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