PHOTOS - Shore opens at Disney Springs Town Center

Jul 08, 2016 in "Shore"

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Posted: Friday July 8, 2016 11:16am EDT by WDWMAGIC Staff

Beach lifestyle brand Shore is now open in the Town Center at Disney Springs.

Inside Shore at Disney Springs

Selling clothing and accessories for men, women and kids, you can find Shore nextdoor to the recently opened Superdry along the main walkway of the Town Center.

Shore at Disney Springs

Shore interior

Operating hours are 10am to 11pm Sunday to Thursday, and 10am to 11:30pm Friday and Saturday.

Shore clothing and accessories

Inside the Shore store at Disney Springs Town Center

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DaveeeeedJul 13, 2016

You're right on that it is still my opinion, but I have a hard time not believing that if it is the same quality then it is silly to buy a product for many dollars more. I don't know if it is of higher quality, but still it perplexes me to know that many people that financially shouldn't buy it do so anyway with little to no gain.

Next Big ThingJul 13, 2016

I think it also depends what point you're at in your life. Those expensive T-shirts that many may not see the worth in are - believe it or not - mainly marketed to the college crowd.

jakemanJul 12, 2016

Value and financial responsibility are two different things. I see the value in a $5000 gaming computer and it would be financially irresponsible for me to buy one. You can post about this as much as you want, but you're arguing an opinion without a right answer.

Next Big ThingJul 12, 2016

What matters to me is the quality of how the shirt was made. If it's of high quality, then i'm willing to pay higher prices for it (even with my low-paying job a Uni Orlando). Isn't that how most things work? If the quality is better, you pay more? Also, I know how to tell when a $70 shirt is a rip-off versus when a $70 shirt is something i'm willing to put money down for. You have to know what you're looking for and what to look for. Exactly

DaveeeeedJul 12, 2016

True, but common sense should work here as well. If it is unique like a louis Vuitton bag, then yes once in a blue moon, but for an average person to spend way more than you should routinely that is not a good habit. And Especially for tee shirts as they are basically the same all around, and again unless it has something different that is better than the rest you are just getting ripped off, unless it is of higher quality or you like the style more, by for a tee shirt which are all basically the same style more so than any other clothing item, why would you spend the money on that if it is basically an exact copy. It's opinion based I know, but that is just silly when you can get multiple equal quality tee shirts for the same price. It is kind of how sales work. They're super overpriced until they are marked down. They play games trying to get people to spend the most money possible, and make people think they're getting a good deal when it is on sale, when all you have to do is compare it to an equal quality brand. I can't remember what store this was but they had 500 dollar sun dresses, when another store had the exact same one for 40 bucks. That's all I am saying shop smart.

jakemanJul 12, 2016

The brand of the shirt holds no value to you. It may hold value to others.Therefore it is a subjective determination.

DaveeeeedJul 12, 2016

If it is made of of the exact same material, and basically the same design you are an idiot to spend that kind of money on a tee, unless you have all the money in the world. Now if it is higher quality, or something unique that's a bit different, but still a bit silly.

jakemanJul 12, 2016

Value is subjective.

World_Showcase_Lover007Jul 12, 2016

So y'all think $70 for a t-shirt is a good deal or a good value?

DaveeeeedJul 11, 2016

Crazy though:p

Next Big ThingJul 10, 2016

Plenty of people who are everyday people that work part-time jobs buy shirts that cost that much. It's clearly not something you care for, but there's a huge audience for it - both men and women.

StitchonJul 09, 2016

If you have to think about spending $70 on a t-shirt, chances are you aren't the audience they're aiming for anyway.

World_Showcase_Lover007Jul 08, 2016

Photos look like they were taken at "Any Mall USA". I just looked up their prices on the Shore website. Chances are they won't be offering cheaper clothes at DS lol. I guess after I go buy my $10 bar of soap at Basin, I'll swing by Shore and get a $70 t-shirt haha. Yeah right. If I were a millionaire, I still don't think I could bring myself to pay that kind of money for things.