I don't buy their shit because I'm fat, but I would like to know if they are going to keep the manufacturing in L.A. or if they are going to farm it out to sweatshops outside the U.S.
What's the difference between a sweatshop in the US and a sweatshop outside other than the fact I pay for the education, healthcare and retirement for the American workers?
The diff is that AA doesn't run sweatshops. They bust unions, the owner has run, er, a rather sexually charged workplace. But they don't do sweatshops.
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Well, let's just hope that Endeavor Acquisition Corporation is willing to follow Charney's footsteps and masturbate in front of female journalists.
"What's wrong with being sexy?"
Yes, FITS, let's hope! It made for riveting copy, no?
maybe charney will be able to afford some new glasses now. you know, like ones not issued by the military.
Dan, in the Pac N W it is is underwear.
Not underpants.
You immigrants need to pay attention.
Well, around the bubbler at the Stranger we call 'em underpants.
That AA guy is so fucking creepy. I don`t buy those clothes just coz of him,
Welcome to American Apparel, where you have a choice, NOW PICK A COLOR. NO, YOU DON'T PICK THE CUT. THERE'S ONLY ONE CUT. PICK A COLOR.
insanely great copy. i like the underpantswear, too.
Their briefs look nice, but they are so tight they cause headaches after about 4 minutes.
Stop wearing them on your head, Wesley
I don't buy their shit because I'm fat, but I would like to know if they are going to keep the manufacturing in L.A. or if they are going to farm it out to sweatshops outside the U.S.
"American Apparel . . . will be sold to a little-known investment firm for $382.5 million, according to people briefed on the matter."
Briefed on the matter? Hilarious!!!
Goddamnit! I love American Apparel, but why OH WHY do they insist that cameltoe is sexy?!
What's the difference between a sweatshop in the US and a sweatshop outside other than the fact I pay for the education, healthcare and retirement for the American workers?
The diff is that AA doesn't run sweatshops. They bust unions, the owner has run, er, a rather sexually charged workplace. But they don't do sweatshops.
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