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Indochino relaunched their wedding page yesterday, giving it the usually nice design including selected photos from customers and some outfit suggestions. They have even set up an own email address specifically for wedding inquiries (weddings@indochino.com).
As a European, it is peculiar to see this - we don't have weddings where everyone wears the same suit. How does it work - does everyone pay for his own suit for each wedding or does the future husband pay for everything? I assume it is quite a bit of work to get everyone measured and deal with remakes and alterations. I guess that is where Indochino and their wedding specialists come in to make it all more manageable.
By the way, I am doing another Indochino survey at the moment. Similar to the one from 2010, basically - it will be interesting to compare the results, specifically regarding the percentage of remakes and alterations or the satisfaction overall. Someone who already did the survey mentioned that it seems like Indochino got me to run that survey, but I can assure you that this is not the case.
They would do it on their own (they actually did for some customers a while ago), with different questions and most likely not publish the results. I will, of course, post the results here. I would still need a couple of participants, so if you have a minute or two to spare, I'd appreciate your help (it's a really short survey, 9 questions, most of them multiple choice).
Survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/W5P8X6H
As a European, it is peculiar to see this - we don't have weddings where everyone wears the same suit. How does it work - does everyone pay for his own suit for each wedding or does the future husband pay for everything? I assume it is quite a bit of work to get everyone measured and deal with remakes and alterations. I guess that is where Indochino and their wedding specialists come in to make it all more manageable.
By the way, I am doing another Indochino survey at the moment. Similar to the one from 2010, basically - it will be interesting to compare the results, specifically regarding the percentage of remakes and alterations or the satisfaction overall. Someone who already did the survey mentioned that it seems like Indochino got me to run that survey, but I can assure you that this is not the case.
They would do it on their own (they actually did for some customers a while ago), with different questions and most likely not publish the results. I will, of course, post the results here. I would still need a couple of participants, so if you have a minute or two to spare, I'd appreciate your help (it's a really short survey, 9 questions, most of them multiple choice).
Survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/W5P8X6H
