From ‘Limited Edition’ to Limited Integrity
The first thing that defines the integrity of any brand is having their word — and it’s clear they don’t. They made us wait for months for a so-called “limited edition,” charging more for something that was supposed to be exclusive. And now, out of nowhere, they release it as a regular edition — no warning, no email response, not even a simple apology.
They’re nothing but greedy, only caring about sales instead of the trust of those who believed in them. The least they could have done was apologize to the customers who paid in advance and waited patiently for something that was promised to be unique. But instead, silence.
As far as I’m concerned, they can release whatever they want — not a single cent of mine will ever go to them again. That’s not how you build a reputation, respect, or a brand






