Are you tired of looking like one of the PowerRangers when you suit up for a ride? Here are five new jeans and pants from MotoNation that resemble street clothes, but have protective features specific to motorcycle riding.
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Product Showcase: Riding Pants and Jeans
Outside the Victoria school district administration building, about 20 parents and students stood Thursday night with jeans dangling over their arms. They were heated, and not just because of the early-evening sun.
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Sitting at my desk sipping an AMP energy drink, decked out in Puma sneakers, Sonoma jeans and a cozy Nike sweatshirt, I can only wonder as I stare at a Dell monitor in front of me while the ramblings of ESPN announcers bounce off my office walls after pouring out of a Magnavox television. My thoughts drift from the mighty performance of my Ford F-150 in the recent snow tsunami, and I cherish the …
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Lee Jeans has shifted its e-commerce business — which consists mainly of efforts on its Lee.com venue — back to independent Kansas City, Mo.-based shop Barkley. There was no review.
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Photo: MenMachine.com Apparel is so much cheaper when you buy it on the Internet. But jeans…normally I’m too nervous to order them online. That’s because I usually have to try on several pair to find the most flattering fit, so…
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For the denim fetishist (or the man who loves him): Free shipping & returns on jeans (Unzipped)
Diesel, the jeans company, has hired a new head marketer after leaving the post vacant for eight months. David Ireland, a former evp and co-founder of the Overamerica Media Group , joined Diesel as vp-marketing this month. Ireland will report directly to CEO Steve Birkhold.
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BANGALORE: US jeans maker Levi Strauss has begun selling its denim on credit in India, offering shoppers the chance to buy a US$30 (US$1 = RM3.53) pair of its famous trousers in three instalments. “This is the first time the world over that apparel like jeans and shirts are being sold on credit that will be deducted by the bank in three monthly installments,” Levi Strauss India managing director …
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Indians can now buy Levi jeans in instalments (Business Times (Malaysia))
LOS ANGELES — Back in the good old days, a bare navel was the must-have accessory at the Grammy Awards. Nearly everyone — from Sinead O’Connor in a sports bra and jeans in 1989 to Sheryl Crow’s yellow gown with a yard or two of missing fabric in 2005 — has exposed enough midriff to scare censors.