WHA????? $89 for 6 clips?

[jymaldonado]

I would like her to send some customers my way.

[satwood]

If you look at her adult clips she uses American Craft ribbon!

[colleen26]

I know that a few years ago 2% or maybe 5% of the proceeds went to "Kids kicking cancer" I was curious about her because I have alot of the same stuff, and she too is in NJ. But still, $180 for a monkey clip, c'mon. I wouldn't pay any more than $160. LOL

[Dana]

Wow!! This is cute though:

Faigie.com - Fiesta Garland Hairclip

[mybabymylinh]

lol i wonder if they forgot to put like a different currency on there or something.... I guess they thought people would pay...

[cjnmacsmom]

WOW!!! Did you check out the price for her crochet beanies? $38.25 here I am thinking that charging $10- $15 is too much. I could understand if some of her stuff was labor intensive like the cute little ribbon people some people make. I guess if people want to pay those prices then more power to them.

[cjnmacsmom]

The clothes are cheaper then the hair clips.

[colleen26]

Baby hair clips - Lil' Sugarplum - Baby Beauties Ponytail Holders

what do you think of $8 for one ponytail holder. She has really cute clips.

[Rene R]

WOW! That's pretty insane, but hey I guess she has the clientele that will pay it.

[MichelleB]

I saw the clips for sale about a year ago at a local shop in the tourist section of town (Newport, RI), and yes, they are that expensive. I didn't see anyone actually buying them, or anyone but me looking at them. The ones the shop carried were the American Crafts ribbon covered clips with a few rhinestones, not the ones with lots of rhinestones. Although I did see one covered with Swarovski chessboard (they call it checkerboard) squares that I liked - I remember it cost something like $26 for one clip and I see on the site it has been reduced to $19.13. But the crystals were just hot glued to the alligator clip, no ribbon or any other lining on the clip, and I thought that was really cheap looking for the price! There were few other hair accessories in the shop as well but not many. This is the type of shop that sells cashmere ponchos for toddlers and other sorts of things average people (like me) don't buy. The shop also had thank you cards from celebrities like Kate Hudson for baby gifts (freebies for publicity, I assume). I think Faigie does the same thing.

I had visited the shop to see if there might be a market for my clips there but decided not to even ask. Just not my cup of tea. Now I'm curious - I've got to go back and see if the Faigie stuff is still there.

MichelleB