American Apparel
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September
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They finally re-opened. Whoopee.
Description: Apparel Store
Services: Sell stuff. Some people feel it is cheap. We don’t know, never shopped there.
Address: 80 Hudson St. Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: (201) 656-4441
Web: http://www.americanapparel.net
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September 1st 2006 - 11:29:09 |
why did they close in the first place? i went to one of these in miami beach about 2 years ago and they had some cool stuff, cheap…..
went i went to the one in hoboken i found it rather expensive for some very basic, ‘target quality’, stuff.
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September 1st 2006 - 15:55:27 |
Initially, they opened a holiday “pop up” store. It worked well enough to take a long-term lease.
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September 1st 2006 - 17:26:59 |
I first went in nyc think soho. I found it to be over priced and cheap quality. While their concept of controlling labor etc is good. you would think they could come up with a better product.
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September 2nd 2006 - 09:40:18 |
went in there yesterday. not sure why i’d want to spend $44 on a hoodie. and why’s everything solid colors? it’s like walking into a Crayola box.
weird.
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September 3rd 2006 - 02:17:36 |
their clothes are like a bad flashback from the 80’s.
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September 15th 2006 - 14:28:38 |
American Apparel is great for the basic pieces for your wardrobe, and the fact that all items are made 100% in the USA is reason enough for me to support them. Their items are also “brand free”, meaning that if you want to put stuff on t-shirts and sell them for a profit, you can do so easily, and legally. Yes, you do spend a little more on a t-shirt (or hoody, or sweats), but you are actually supporting a business that insures their employees, and are guaranteed that if something is not up to standard, at least it was made incorrectly by an adult (vs those poor kids in 3rd world countries).
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September 15th 2006 - 14:55:59 |
i went in there and i couldn’t even afford a thong. it doesnt matter how good they treat their employees, i could get the same kind of t shirt in the arts and crafts store for 3 bucks (and thicker material). its way way way way WAY too overpriced for what they’re selling.
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September 15th 2006 - 14:58:30 |
You are dead-on! Keep those little children working hard in China, you’re totally right, it’s absolutely worth it!
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September 15th 2006 - 15:04:43 |
fmn – I would have bought a thong for you.
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September 15th 2006 - 15:06:44 |
Thanks fmn, I have a hard enough time keeping my drawers out of my heinie, but it’s the thought that counts, right?
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September 17th 2006 - 01:12:15 |
American Apparel is one of the few clothing companies in the U.S., manufacturing a good, basic product, in this country, and trying to employ U.S. workers in a decent, respectable enviroment. WAKE UP, PEOPLE! This is a good thing. This is a good thing to be supported. The person who can’t see the value in that, is the same person who shops at Wal-Mart, buys an arm-load of their cheap, imported “goods” and goes home and wonders why they see news stories about yet another U.S. company closing a plant or factory and laying off thousands. Everyone wants something out of the system, but no one wants to put anything into it.
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September 17th 2006 - 01:12:59 |
sorry about the double post…it’s late
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September 17th 2006 - 01:17:45 |
I took care of it.
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November 19th 2006 - 14:44:50 |
their bank vaults are cool at least
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