CULLMAN COUNTY, AL (WBRC) – A Cullman County community is getting a big economic blow. The V.F. Jeanswear plant is closing and leaving about 150 people without a job in Holly Pond. The plant, which distributes Lee Jeans, will close in April.
More here: Jeans plant closing in Cullman County leaves 150 without jobs (FOX 6 News Birmingham)
Authorities say two people stole $1,500 worth of jeans from the Saks Fifth Avenue at Miromar Outlets in Estero on Monday.
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$1,500 in jeans stolen from Miromar Outlets store (NBC 2 Fort Myers)
Someone swiped $1,500 worth of jeans from the Gap Outlet store in the Tanger Outlet Center on Thursday, authorities say.
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$1,500 in jeans stolen from Gap Outlet (NBC 2 Fort Myers)
We all have our favorite jeans we can’t live without. But what if you snagged them or the zipper breaks. You no longer have to waste money on a new pair. In tonight’s special report, Mark Saxenmeyer introduces us to a service that ensures your style will fade before your denim wears out.
Jill Marinelli of jm Stylist visits The Rhode Show to discuss the importance of jeans and how they are a wardrobe essential, and how important it is to have a pair that fit and flatter you.
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Summer is officially here and that means it’s time to trade in jeans and sweaters for sundresses and bathing suits!
More here: Summer style tips to look your best (FOX Providence)
Reading’s Board of Zoning Appeals rules “well-endowed” female mannequin will be allowed to wear her skimpy bikini top & Daisy Duke cut-off jeans.
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Busty Mannequin Can Wear What She Wants (WCPO Cincinnati)
If you (or a friend) are a fan of trendy skinny jeans, you may want to consider trading them in for looser fitting pants. Turns out that “tingling thigh syndrome,” or meralgia paresthetica, which usually affects obese people or manual laborers, is cropping up in younger people.
Continue here: Jeans May Cause Tingling Thigh Syndrome (FOX News Chicago)
When Beth Sooter noticed two empty bottles of bleach tucked away in her backyard tree in Glendale, she thought it was odd. “I asked the kids if they were tie-dying their jeans,” she said. They were just as confused by the bleach.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection at the Norfolk port of entry seized more than 20,000 pieces of counterfeit designer jeans, officials announced Monday.
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CBP intercepts bogus goods in Norfolk (WAVY TV 10 Portsmouth)