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 (DIR) Post #APCpwiB4T0D2JUuh2O by neglesaks@mstdn.io
       2022-11-02T21:43:54Z
       
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       Whats a fair price of a factory-new non-brandname, plain t-shirt, in US$?5? 10? 20? 2?Lets hear it - you don't have to argue/justify your answer.(Please boost, thank you)
       
 (DIR) Post #APCuGH27UwwVjdJHiS by dr_norb@fediscience.org
       2022-11-02T22:27:12Z
       
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       @neglesaks Made where and which quality? And "fair' to whom?Is your question practical or hypothetical?Fair-trade clothes are often made in small batches and are especially presented, so 20$ could be justified in practice. If in mass production, I'm sure an ethically produced organic t-shirt wouldn't be much more than 9$.If you don't care about any standards, a t-shirt for 2$ wholesale could be a fair offer.
       
 (DIR) Post #APCvk5tRa3gRpK2F4y by neglesaks@mstdn.io
       2022-11-02T22:48:50Z
       
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       @dr_norb 'Fair' as 'your gut feeling of what a median t-shirt ought to cost' more or less. Midian quality, not made with obvious slave labour. etc.
       
 (DIR) Post #APCwynx6fOXsTwKK5Q by dr_norb@fediscience.org
       2022-11-02T23:00:04Z
       
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       @neglesaks Then about 9-10$ at the current cost of living level of typical producer countries.But that's more gut-feeling than actual knowledge of costs.
       
 (DIR) Post #APCzyrhN2QRnxlge9o by neglesaks@mstdn.io
       2022-11-02T23:36:19Z
       
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       @dr_norb This is perfect, and that seems to roughly align with my gutfeel as well.
       
 (DIR) Post #APDz7gZhrKclH2hiC0 by tkenben@mstdn.io
       2022-11-03T11:01:25Z
       
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       @neglesaks What I feel comfortable spending? $10 if the shirt will last me a year without showing wear under normal use.