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Cool! Just get an address of a designer and send it in to headquarters or whatever. Like to abercrombie at:

P.O box 182168
Columbus, OH 43218
you can just go to a website of a designer and find an address to send your drawings. Thats sooo cool! Good luck!
I hope i helped! Trust me this works! Ive tried it! I really hope i helped! Good luck! I mean it! Thats soooo awesome!

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Yes i do

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Buying shirts from Wal-Mart + Kohl’s defeats the point of indie. Indie is buying (or making things yourself!) things that are vintage, ect. It’s basically the support of things that AREN’T mainstream.

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People are gullible. Whoever makes the best ads and commercials can charge more.

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They are complying with the rules.
The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) Care Labeling Rule requires manufacturers and importers to attach care instructions to garments. Updates to the Rule became effective on September 1, 2000. The Rule’s section requiring a “reasonable basis” for care instructions has been changed to clarify what is required, and the definitions of “hot,” “warm,” and “cold” water have been changed to harmonize with the definitions used by the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC).

Care labels often are a deciding factor when consumers shop for clothing. While some consumers look for the convenience of drycleaning, others prefer the economy of washable garments. In fact, recent surveys show that consumers want washing instructions. Some manufacturers try to reach both markets with garments that can be cleaned by either method. The Rule lets you provide more than one set of care instructions, if you have a reasonable basis for each instruction. Some manufacturers provide instructions for both methods but add, “For best results, dryclean.” This tells consumers that the garment can be washed without damage, but drycleaning may be better for appearance and durability. If truthful and substantiated, care instructions like these are acceptable.

The FTC developed this guide to help you understand how to comply with the Care Labeling Rule. For information about other rules relating to the labeling of textile products for fiber content, country of origin and manufacturer identity, see the FTC publication, Threading Your Way Through the Labeling Requirements Under the Textile and Wool Acts. Copies of Threading Your Way are available from the FTC’s web site at www.ftc.gov and also from the FTC’s Consumer Response Center, Room 130, 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20580, or by calling toll-free, 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357).

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Yeah, they try to be cool but it’s look half retarded.
No one gives two shits about where you get your jeans.

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Call or email the fashion magazine

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Etsy.com is a great resource for sellers/artisians.

Customcouturelabelco on etsy is an awesome reputable seller & her labels are amazing!

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You could try browsing in needlecraft magazines, knitting/yarn shops and fabric stores.

Also try Herrschners and Annie’s Attic.

These are where I’ve either gotten mine or got the form to order.

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Don’t shop where everyone else shops!! Especially, don’t wear those shirts with brandy names across the front or you’ll look like a clone (i.e. Aberclone)

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It’s not electrical tape… It’s a skinny version of masking tape.

For drafting, I prefer alphanumeric paper, aka dot and cross paper, aka pattern paper. If you’ve got a gridded cutting mat you can put a semi-translucent paper over it (I’ve used newsprint many times) and draft that way. And I’ve made a fair number of patterns out of sheets of newspaper taped together when that’s all that was available.

Some of the larger independent fabric stores sell short cuts of alphanumeric paper… Say 5-10 yards… For not a whole lot of money, but shipping can be pretty bad on it. Or you can order an entire roll from a place like South Star Supply, and have a lifetime supply.

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I know a few people who take adult knee socks and cut the feet out of them and sew in and elastic cuff to make homemade baby leg warmers.

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Try www.freepatterns.com

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Wet Seal? <3

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Make the size that goes with your body measurements. Pattern sizes come from a completely different universe than store bought clothing sizes and the size ranges bear absolutely no resemblance to each other. And they are not based on “vintage” sizes. In vintage 1950′s sizes you would be a size 16 -and it would still be too small in the waist for you -1950′s patterns assume that you are wearing a very tight girdle. In reality sewing pattern sizes are “true to size” while many store clothes are vanity sized. Don’t be upset by pattern sizes, no one will know what size you have made and you don’t have to tell them. So make the size that is closest to your actual body measurements so you get the best possible fit for your body.

I’ve been answering this question quite a bit over the past year or so as more teens and younger woman start sewing and my advice to you and all my sewing students is the same: Don’t get hung up or upset by size numbers. They mean NOTHING. Zilch. Zero. They are arbitrary symbols assigned to a set of body measurements and used to help you make clothes that fit YOU. If I could replace numbers with Iscandorian Petroglyphs from the Andromeda Galaxy then I would. Your size isn’t a judgement on your character or personality, it does not confer special status on you if you take a single digit size rather than a two digit size. And taking a two digit size in patterns does not make you large, fat, less cute or whatever…it just means you take a size ten in sewing patterns. Back in 1986 you would be buying clothes in a size 10 or a size medium and thinking nothing of it. A size 0 today is the equivalent of a size 6 back when sizes were standardized and a size 10 in the fifties. So shop according to your measurements, and don’t even try to compare them to stores sizes, and make things that fit you, not a number.

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Asos.com!

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I know a ton…
But I don’t want you to know where I buy my totally awesome cloths…
Soooo…I am only going to say just one…

Www.Threadless.com

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What i normaly do is go on polyvore then you can put outfits together and see what they look like ,this realy helps me

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Depends where you are located, there are many shops similar to ASOS.

Forever 21 – http://www.forever21.com

Motel Rocks – http://www.motelrocks.com

Topshop – http://www.topshop.com

These stores all ship in EU and NA, also find more similar shops at source website, hope this helps.

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You can use paypal on the new look website i only noticed this today hope this helps thats the only one i have seen so far other than ebay that accepts paypal there probably is others but non i have come accross

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Hollister, abercrombie and fitch, areopostale, (if your a teen..)

otherwise if you mean REAL brands..
Well all brands are really popular like channel, coach, etc.

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Some really popular brands that my friends and i shop for are Aeropostale, Abbercrombie, Hollister and American Eagle.

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Hollister
Aeropostale
American EAGLE.

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Abercrombie & fitch
aeropostale
forever 21
pac sun
Vanity
hollister
delias
hot topic
my goodness woman have you never walked into a mall??

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Some really high end designer brands have very tight distribution channels and seldom releases their products wholesale. The only to get Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Prada would be from their authorized reatailers or you may apply to become one yourself from their company. Another legitimate way to source them would be through liquidators. To understand how liquidation works, please have a read at the source provided below.

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Personally I think the women I see in the grocery stores wearing pajamas look…well kinda trashy to be honest. It’s one thing if you are sick buying medicine at walgreens but to wear pjs in public just isn’t my thing…

Have you considered buying a bella band? I got mine at Target for about $15. It helps cover your jeans so you can leave them unbuttoned while you are in the “in between” stage.
Another option is Old Navy maternity jeans. They offer a real waist style that has a normal looking waist that stretches-they are so cute and extremely comfy! You can pair yoga pants with maybe a polo style shirt and cardigan too. I would just avoid the plaid pj bottoms or anything that has writing across the bum in public lol.

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Black goes with everything

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In order to burn off that muffin top fat, you will have to do lots of cardio. It’s so much easier to put on a pound of fat than it is to take off. Do some cardio (at least 20-40 minutes) 4/5 times a week. Your goal is to hit about 70%/80% max heart rate. Most treadmills/ellipticals have calculators built in. To burn fat, you will have to SWEAT. Also if you want to keep your metabolism up and the calories burning when not working out, weight training is important. Lean up. Do about 2 major muscle groups alternating every other day. Shoot for about 12-15 reps 3 sets each. Choose weight accordingly. Take a day of rest once a week. During the rest day you muscles get to recoup and a lot of good stuff happens. 1 day of rest is much more beneficial then working everything out every day. Stretching is very very crucial to keeping those muscles long and lean. Maybe do some yoga and pilates twice a week. Eat a healthy balanced diet and you should be fine. Feel free to shoot me an e-mail if you need any more help.

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Cotton is a big no-no for sweaty activities. It shows up sweat stains badly.

I would consider some tights in a Lycra/Spandex blend that is designed to wick away moisture from the body. They will rarely ever show sweat stains and if you already have a rockin body, you will look fantastic in them. Of course lighter colors are more prone to being noticed in. I would recommend darker colors but in all seriousness, good quality lycra blend tights will hide sweat marks and will keep you the coolest.

Consider brands like Under Armor, Skins, 2XU and other high quality brands when you make your selection as they will have put high amounts of time and development in giving a superior product.

No I am not a reseller or work for these companies. But I do have a fair amount of these garments and swear by them personally.

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I’m not a female, I am a cross-dresser & I just want to say that I think you look great dressed up like a female, I wish I looked as good as you do. I checked out your photos & added you as a friend on Flickr, but honestly, you are a beautiful woman & I’d even let you dress me up as a girl if I could look just like you.

Jk

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At least 2 weeks. You want the tat to be TOTALLY healed, no scabbing, no soreness. I would still put a barrier cream (neosporin, whatever the tattoo artist recommends) on your tattoo underneath the sock for the first month after getting inked.

The skin cells on your feet are sloughed away more than on other locations on the body, so be prepared for a foot tattoo to fade sooner than one on another part of your body.

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They are the most comfortable shoes in the world…I didn’t know yoga classes alowed shoes. I think that for hardcore aerobics…they aren’t good because of the thin soles. But if its like a begginers aerobics class where there isn’t a lot of stepping involved they are good!

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It shouldn’t take long at all if you do calf stretches at least twice a day.

Stretch before&after yoga classes for a faster recovery!!

Also a leg massager helps relax muscle tension.

Icy hot anything will do great, even while doing your yoga classes.

Get some pre-wrap & tape. Tape it really good, also good for during classes.

Hot baths.. Point-flex-point-flex.

Hope that helps!!

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Wear the beach short and a colorful bra
then cover up with an off shoulder tee with thin material (to show off the bra heheheheheh)
so something like
this — http://shop.pacsun.com/Girls/shorts/Coco-Beach-Short/index.pro
and this — http://shop.pacsun.com/Girls/suits/Dakota-Bikini-Halter-Top/index.pro
and this — http://cn1.kaboodle.com/hi/img/2/0/0/5e/0/AAAAAkEvQewAAAAAAF4DgQ.jpg?v=1185228001000

hopr i’m helpin >_<

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“Call on Me” by Eric Prydz.

Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_fCqg92qks

Maybe?