Clothing News
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Zara, the large Spanish clothing manufacturer, was called to task for selling a navy-and-white striped shirt for children featuring a gold, six-pointed star on the front, strongly resembling the uniforms worn in the Nazi concentration camps during WWII.
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Tokyo -
A look into a Japanese clothing company reveals an effort to help people love their bodies, despite controversy over the brand shifting gears with their head-turning size labels — which read "titch," "skinny," "fat" and "jumbo."
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We caught up with Jenn Neilson of Jill and Jack Kids on the eve of her Kickstarter project. Her campaign that was very "grassroots in nature" as she puts it was also quite successful.
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American Eagle Outfitters, the clothing company known for their polo shirts and popularity among teens, will close 150 stores over the next three years.
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Vans has teamed with the ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) to help spread the word that animals deserve respect and protection from abuse. Vans hopes to raise awareness and get more people active in this effort.
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Vancouver -
From putting shoes on poor children's feet to providing Internet from balloons in the sky, Internet Age companies are catching on to the power of mixing business with social good.TOMS founder Blake Mycoskie championed the idea at a prestigious TED conf...
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New York -
US retailer Gap Inc.
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London -
British luxury handbag maker Mulberry issued a profits warning on Wednesday after sales dived over the key Christmas period, sparking a collapse in its share price.
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A clothing company called Suckers Apparel is bringing back some of the classic style from David Lynch's bizarre television series "Twin Peaks."
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Dhaka -
Hundreds of garment workers who were injured during the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory in Bangladesh in April are still awaiting compensation.
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The eel-like hagfish, which oozes out slime, might be the source of superior new fibers for parachutes, packaging and possibly clothing, according to a new study.
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Uncovering spring 2012's most affordable, wearable and trendiest trends and translating them from the runway into everyday looks.
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Cartersville -
Georgia police have joined Walmart in investigating four separate incidents in recent days in which customers were pricked by hypodermic needles that were hidden inside clothing being sold at the retail giant.
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Gap Inc. announced Patrick Robinson's dismissal from the company as executive vice president of Gap Global Design, this Thursday.
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Bentonville -
For 35 years Helping Hands has been meeting the needs of Benton County residents by providing food, clothing, and other social assistance and the organization hosted a birthday party in celebration.
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London -
While a homeless man was busy saving a woman from drowning in the Thames, someone stole the clothing and flask he had left in the bank of the river.
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Dallas -
Six World War ll veterans were refused entry at Wolfgang Puck’s Five Sixty restaurant in Dallas because the clothes they were wearing did not meet the dress code.
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Rochester -
The color red may be the simplest reason people are attracted to each other. New research shows that not only are men attracted to a woman in a red dress "The Lady in Red" syndrome, but men who wear red will get the same reaction from women.
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What is the clothing of the future? How about a gym shirt that can monitor heart rate, analyze sweat loss and keep you at an optimal temperature? Or, a pair of pants that charges your cellphone when placed in your pocket? This technology is available now.
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Despite the toxic toys and melamine-tainted milk powder controversies the last few years, there are still safety issues in China. A larger portion of children’s clothing and furniture were found contaminated according to Chinese government.
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Sick to death of and infuriated by the outspoken and often malicious criticism of her wardrobe by the fashion police, Whoopi Goldberg gave it right back to them in her position as co-host of ABC’s “The View.”
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First Lady Michelle Obama's fashion picks for herself and her family have always been subjected to media scrutiny, but now her frequently bared and toned arms are quickly becoming legendary.
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Amazon declared the 2008 holiday season to be "the best ever, with over 6.3 million items ordered worldwide on the peak day December 15," according to Slate. The online retail giant was very evasive about providing sales data. Could it be Amazon.CON?
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A new discovery that has been leaked out in the case of the missing Florida toddler, Caylee Anthony, may be the connecting piece in the crime. Caylee has been missing since June but test results revealed a strong possibility the little girl is dead.
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Osceola School board recently passed a provision where all students are to wear school uniforms. However, what has parents riled is what was said in an email sent out to them by a board member, implying that some parents are poor, chain-smoking drunks.
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A North Carolina High School that got national attention over their rule that prohibited students from wearing items with the American flag, or any flag from other countries, has lifted their ban.
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Southwest airlines objected to an outfit worn by a 23 year-old Hooters waitress. They went so far as to ask the woman the leave the airplane. What was she wearing? A "white denim miniskirt, high-heel sandals, and a turquoise summer sweater over a tank to
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Across the Muslim world, the controversy over female attire is creating a deep divide: one side encourages less extreme positions on the traditional burqa, and another side wants to uphold religious views on covering women head to toe.
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It's about time the material girl launched her own clothing line. The queen of reinventing herself is ready to share her fashion style with the world.
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This clothing line will be affordbale to everyone. And it's about time a star made affordable clothing.
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Saatva employees working in Austin, Texas office.
A man wearing the American flag as clothing on "a day without immigrants," May 1, 2006. Kyle Moore
Vans releases dog and cat themed items to support the ASPCA ASPCA
Clothing shoppers at the spacious Helping Hands thrift store. Bentonville, Ark. April 30, 2011
Topshop fashion will soon be available in Canada. Rija 2.0
American Eagle Outfitters Flickr
A Zara store in Singapore. Terence Ong
Old laundry box for a launderette in the United Kingdom
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