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Plato's Closet
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I went in to the Draper Plato's the other day, and noticed an INCREDIBLE jacket behind the back counter. It was a Soia & Kyo (the Mackage junior line) and probably sold for upwards of $250. I asked to see it but was told that the MANAGER of the store had it on hold and was going to buy it the next day. The price? $14. The girl explained that they had purchased it from someone that day, and it had never been offered to customers.
So this is my question... Which sucker did they give $4.50 to for that amazing peacoat?? And did they buy it and price it low because they knew they would buy it themselves??
I think it's a huge conflict of interests. I would NEVER sell my things to this Plato's. Nor will I return to the store. Why would I? The staff are cherry-picking the best things for themselves and keeping them behind the counter.
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