Jean Queen

Jeans maker True Religion proves a better fit with investors after hemming in its South Korean business.

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Jeans Maker Buttons Up

Luke Davis, Dave Marcoux and Marshall Deming, three childhood friends in their mid-20s who were born and raised in West Hartford, started Hartford Denim Company. Photo Credit: NBC Connecticut

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JAMES CITY — True Religion Jeans in Premium Outlets has become a popular spot to shoplift –– and get caught.

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Blue Jeans Network , an enterprise video conferencing solution to integrate across many platforms, is announcing a major reseller partnership with Intercall, one of the largest audio conferencing and collaboration services vendors. Dubbed “any(ware) video conferencing,“ Blue Jeans Network bridges together conferencing technology from Cisco/Tandberg, Polycom, Lifesize with consumers platforms …

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Staff at Evolution Surf in Dunsborough are calling for people to dig out their old denim and donate to the homeless for the Volcom Give Jeans a Chance campaign.

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Study finds strong link between clothing and mood Jole Newton is an expert on blue jeans–she lives in them and as the manager of the Blues Jean Bar in Dallas–she works with them all day.

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Blue Jean Blues? The clothing women turn to when they're feeling down

Clothing maker Lucky slips out of Vernon after finding downtown L.A. a better fit.

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Vernon Jeans Maker Buttons Up New Digs in L.A.

Misagh and Annie are chosen as brand ambassadors of Freego.

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Misagh Bahadoran and Annie Aniel walk with style and comfort in jeans – Posted on: 2012-03-02 15:58:42

Howland High School's National Honors Society, in conjunction with Aeropostale clothing store and DoSomething.org, ran a jean collection for the organization Teens For Jeans.

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The future of shopping means every garment–and shopping experience–can be customized to fit both your body and your thirst for discovery. I’ve seen this scenario before, but I will not name names. A woman with a delightful and sensible figure, who looks quite gorgeous from any angle, cranes her neck around to the mirror and asks, to nobody in particular, “Does this make my ass look big?” You …

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Custom Jeans Won't Make Your Butt Look Big, Will Change The Way You Shop