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How a $10,000 Runway Piece Became an $800 Blouse
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April 30, 2014
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2:29Now PlayingJoseph Altuzarra sent three handwoven pieces down the runway recently that the label didn't expect retailers would realistically order. WSJ's Ray Smith discusses how the design team planned ahead, and made less-costly versions that could be mass-produced for retailers. Photo: Rebecca Greenfield for The Wall Street Journal
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