Dress shirt packaging

[stlouie_lipp]

Why can't they just put them on a hanger to sell them? I don't need to go through 17 pins and 5 pieces of cardboard to open it. You can't even try them on before buying.

[heyzeus]

And that stupid plastic thing in the collar. What a waste.

[ghostrunner]

I approve of this rant.

[jim]

This is a good rant. Why? Why would you do that?

[Spider John]

Stupid Paletta.

[JackofDiamonds]

I worked in retail through college, I [expletive] hate those shirt packages. We would have to tear them all out whenever someone wanted to try something on, and then replace it all when we close out the store.

[Hungary Jack]

Someday all shirts will be made to order. There will be no packaging.

[sighyoung]

There must be some New Deal-era legislation that required pins and cardboard in shirt packaging to keep steel and wood pulp prices high.

[stlouie_lipp]

There must be some New Deal-era legislation that required pins and cardboard in shirt packaging to keep steel and wood pulp prices high.

That's as good an explanation as any.

[Sutter'sBeard]

I also agree with this rant. And what about the evil chemical they put on new shirts that makes your collar into something sharp enough to remove a couple layers of skin.