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Doctors caution that skinny jeans worn too tight can cause meralgia paraesthetica – a type of nerve damage

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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

Second Denim Co. of Montreal sees opportunity in Russia as consumer buying power grows in BRIC markets

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How did Joe’s Jeans Inc. meet Nasdaq’s requirement that the company’s stock trade higher than $1 for at least 10 consecutive days?

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Jeans Maker Fashions a Comeback on Nasdaq

FREEGO Jeans and Big Chill rocked the PBA D-League Aspirants Cup yesterday, downing their favored semifinals rivals at the San Juan Arena.

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Freego, Big Chill surprise favored rivals

NLEX and Freego Jeans will be hard pressed to win against their respective opponents today when they make the final push in their bids for outright semifinal berths in the PBA D-League Aspirants’ Cup at the San Juan Arena.

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NLEX, Freego make final push for semis berths

FREEGO Jeans and Cebuana Lhuillier posted contrasting victories yesterday and enhanced their bids for outright semis berths in the PBA D-League Aspirants’ Cup at the Adamson University gym.

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Freego, Cebuana win, enhance semifinal bids

DUB Unlimited pounced on a fatigued Freego Jeans side yesterday, scoring a big 78-62 victory to finally crash the win-column while halting the Jeans Makers’ five-game winning streak in the PBA D-League Aspirants Cup at the Trinity University of Asia Gym.

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DUB quint hands Freego first defeat

GETTING a huge game from forward Eric Camson, Freego Jeans toppled Cobra Energy Drink 61-54 in a highly physical duel yesterday and streaked to its fifth consecutive victory in the PBA D-League Aspirants’ Cup at the Adamson University gym.

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Some brands are worth killing for. At least that seems to be the message in this Australian commercial for Billycock jeans.

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Would You Kill For A Pair of Jeans?