How often does Costco get shipments of Ed Hardy?

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Franklin P asked:


I saw some Ed Hardy at Costco, but I didn’t see any designs that I liked or I had already seen some kids with the same shirt. How often does Costco get shipments of Ed Hardy?

PS: I don’t care if you don’t like Ed Hardy or if it’s going out of style, so don’t waste your time posting anything like that, k?

Betty

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    No Responses to “How often does Costco get shipments of Ed Hardy?”

    1. colton valdez Says:
      October 24th, 2009 at 11:31 pm

      idk i was wondering the same haha

      (ahhh we look like twins)

    2. ♥motleycrue♥ Says:
      October 26th, 2009 at 12:50 pm

      ha i was wondering that too. just go ask a cashier next time you go. and they’ll probably tell you

    3. JC Says:
      October 28th, 2009 at 2:37 pm

      Probably not very often. I’d say every 3-4 months, according to the seasons. Stores like that get left overs from the season. As a consequence, you’re going to see others with the shirts that you find in there–the styles they have to offer are the ones that have been around for awhile. It’s unavoidable.

      If you want to get a style that not many people have you need to buy at the beginning of the season from the Ed Hardy sight or another higher end fashion retailer. That means you’ll fork out more money but you’ll also be one of the few people with that design for a longer period of time. That’s the cost of supply and demand–and novelty.

      Good luck.

      JC