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Footwear News, August, 1990 by Rottman, Meg
Seychelles cuts Beach Club sandals prices via poly bottom
LOS ANGELES - As retail customers demand lower prices, Seychelles has made a move to cut prices on its Beach Club line of sandals from Mexico. The footwear, once retailing at $39, now starts at $29.90.
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"We're still using beautiful leathers and padded socks," said Michael Kaufman, co-owner of Seychelles. "But to get into more volume we've moved to a poly bottom. The feedback from the customer indicated that the leather sole ...
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