They look like denim, but feel like pajamas – that's the promise made by the As Seen on TV product Pajama Jeans. It's a tempting promise to busy women on the go. Who doesn't want to mix style with comfort? But are the jeans really worth the $40 price tag?
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As Seen On TV: NBC4 Tests Pajama Jeans
The Wrangler Jeans Distribution Center in Hackleburg is rebuilding and planning to add even more jobs to the area recovering from April's tornadoes.
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Wrangler Jeans plans to expand and add jobs in Hackleburg
Skinny, colored jeans are more than this spring's fashion must-have — they are becoming the apparel industry's savior.
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Nothing blue about jeans
BETHANY – The Okaw Valley High School Student Council is collecting jeans for the fifth annual "Teens for Jeans" campaign, sponsored by Aeropostale, Inc., and DoSomething.org.
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Students with the National Junior Honor Society at Southmoreland Middle School are partnering with DoSomething.org in hopes of collecting more than 4,000 jeans for homeless teens.
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Authorities are looking for a suspect wanted for failing to appear in two theft cases and a possession of drug paraphernalia case.
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Woman Accused Of Stealing Skinny Jeans, Knives, Golf Balls & Insect Killer
American Eagle Outfitters Inc. customers can drop off old denim items of any brand at AEO stores through Oct. 18 for recycling, and get a 20 percent discount on their purchases that day.
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Jeans recycling campaign at AEO stores
Kids looking to head back to school in style will be a little brighter this year. Color is “in” this fall. From bright jeans and shoes to energetic tops and seasonal scarves, expect to see more students opting for more vibrant hues. There are…
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Vibrant colors, canvas shoes, jeans highlight Back to School fashions
Police in Dunwoody say four men have been arrested in the theft of thousands of dollars worth of jeans.
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Jeans Thieves Arrested Near Atlanta
The green movement has gone blue at Paperworks Studio, where recycled denim is turned into handmade greeting cards by workers with special needs and disadvantages. They do the same thing with scrap wool and coffee grounds. A khaki-pant fabric treatment is in the works.
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Blue jeans, green cards grow a Goodwill business