Not angry in any way, just wondered if there was any movement. Last I heard he was hoping to start shipping begin of December.I do think they are quite a few, I’m on that boat too Apparently there was glass shipping problems but things seems to move on, slowly… I think people have just set it aside in their mind and are just waiting. Well that’s how I feel, but maybe some are a bit more angry
Not angry in any way, just wondered if there was any movement. Last I heard he was hoping to start shipping begin of December.
Where is CC glass sourced?Hopefully we'll get an update soon, I think they have been just stuck in customs now...
Is it too late to pre-order?! just found out about thier glass so trying to figure out how to get my hands on some!Are there many people waiting for their pre-order?
Does anyone know why it’s taking this long?
In the store he has the Calypso on pre-order so don’t think you are too late.Is it too late to pre-order?! just found out about thier glass so trying to figure out how to get my hands on some!
Where is CC glass sourced?
Is it too late to pre-order?! just found out about thier glass so trying to figure out how to get my hands on some!
China (and they made it through customs!)
Great to hear they made it through! Really looking forward to my preorder...
I had already assumed that the pieces are made in China. I don't know anything about glass, so please forgive what may be a stupid question: What is "better" about CC's Chinese glass compared to, for example, the pieces I can buy on DHGate? Are there qualitative differences? Or is it simply mass production that leads to the significantly lower prices on DHGate? And how do CC's pieces compare to glass pieces made in the US? Don't get me wrong, I'm perfectly fine with Chinese glass - I'm genuinely interested in the differences and background, it's purely about understanding. Can anyone enlighten me? Thanks a lot!
Oh, looks like my comment "China glass" got deleted. Must have missed a good show...Most glass on dhgate is sufficient to pretty good with the occasional wtf piece thrown in. Most of the American or German curated Chinese glass is good to very high quality. Most of it is production glass so it may not have the artistry or thickness of American handmade glass but the Cloud Connoisseur stuff is very nice quality and really pretty innovative or refined. I think the difference is that the mass-marketed stuff may not always be consistent in quality or build, or may even be poorly designed--it's cheap. The knock is that some shops are unafraid to sell inferior quality pieces. I feel like the term 'china glass' is pejorative but it connotes something real: cheap glass with variable quality, just as 'german glass' connotes exceptional quality, deserved or not. I'm not sure whether the Chinese glass companies the westerners contract with are just top of the line, world-quality glass makers or whether most shops can do exceptional work if necessary. I think the problem here is applying the term to CC glass, since it may suggest something untrue: that it's cheap, poorly designed, or variable in quality (it doesn't seem like this was @Texus's intent). The reality is it's great glass.
I take from the discussion that it's crucial who you work with and how you do it. Where the production takes place is secondary