Thomas: What do you think of my creations?
    托馬斯：你覺得我的作品怎么樣?
    Celeste: These are…interesting?
    塞萊斯特：他們……很有趣。
    Thomas: They’re part of my new product line to be sold under my own label.
    托馬斯：這是要出售的生產(chǎn)線的一部分，用的是我自己的商標(biāo)。
    Celeste: Really?
    塞萊斯特：真的嗎?
    Thomas: Yeah, I’m jumping in with both feet. Everybody advised me to get my feet wet by licensing a collection, but I don’t want to sell under someone else’s brand.
    托馬斯：是的，我毫不猶豫的做了。大家都建議我先從授權(quán)做起，試試水，但是我不想用別人的牌子，賣別人的產(chǎn)品。
    Celeste: I thought you started all this by doing custom work.
    塞萊斯特：我以為你是從做定做開始的。
    Thomas: I did, but I’m ready to produce an entire line I’ve designed according to my vision, not work to a client’s specs.
    托馬斯：是的，但是我已經(jīng)準(zhǔn)備好做一整條生產(chǎn)線了，按照我自己的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)設(shè)計的，而不是顧客的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)。
    Celeste: I can understand that. Will you be selling to trade or retail customers?
    塞萊斯特：我能明白，你要批發(fā)還是零售?
    Thomas: Retail. I plan to have showrooms in every major city. See? This is a sample of our product catalog.
    托馬斯：零售，我計劃在各大城市都置辦好陳列室，明白嗎?就是我們所有產(chǎn)品的樣品展示。
    Celeste: I see. Your products look high-end, but they’re intended for the mass market.
    塞萊斯特：我明白。你的產(chǎn)品看起來挺高端的，可是你卻把它們投向大眾市場。