Jean Queen

DESIGNER jeans worth about $1 million have been stolen from a Sydney warehouse.

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Thieves steal $1m worth of designer jeans

THE BIG CHILL and Freego Jeans will be gunning for seats in the semifinals as they take on different opponents at the start of the quarterfinal round of the PBA D-League Aspirants’ Cup today at the Ynares Sports Arena in Pasig City.

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EVER wondered what happens if you wear the same pair of jeans five days a week for three months straight without washing them?

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Great dirty jeans experiment

EVER wondered what happens if you wear the same pair of jeans five days a week for three months straight without washing them?

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The great dirty jeans smell experiment

A taxi driver has been convicted and ordered by a court to pay more than $1,400 for wearing jeans to work.Shahram Forozandeh, 44, was prosecuted by the Transport Department for failing to wear a specified …

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Man convicted for wearing jeans to work

A TAXI driver has been put on trial in the Adelaide Magistrates Court for allegedly wearing denim jeans on the job.

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Cabbie in court for wearing jeans

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Aussie denim label Billycock has launched a short film in which a girl removes a pair of jeans from a person she has murdered to wear them herself. The film ends with the slogan, ‘Denim worth dying for’. Jai Films, the production company behind the film, confirmed that TV networks had been approached, but they

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Aussie denim label Billycock has launched a short film in which a girl removes a pair of jeans from a person she has murdered to wear them herself. The film ends with the slogan, ‘Denim worth dying for’. Jai Films, the production company behind the film, confirmed that TV networks had been approached, but they

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Murderer strips dead girl to wear her jeans in short film for Billycock

As other jeans makers struggle in the economic downturn, AG appears to be back on track. Through July, sales are up more than 30% from a year earlier. Company executives say their designs are resonating with shoppers. These are tough times for premium denim manufacturers as recovery-weary retailers shrink the number of brands they carry.

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Premium denim maker AG Adriano Goldschmied has a leg up on rivals