The last thing you want to endure after finishing your workout or while enjoying a little down time in your comfy-cozy sweatshirt is for the strings on that thing to attack. But that’s apparently what’s been happening for owners of several Lululemon Althletica apparel items, and now the company has recalled an inordinate amount of women’s tops. [More]
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Lululemon Recalls Drawstrings From Tops Because No One Wants To Be Hit Repeatedly While Running
By 6.25.15
Dog Fur Coats Sold By Dillards, Caché, ELUXURY, And DrJays
By 3.20.08
The Humane Society has just released the results from another round of tests on fur-trimmed products from national U.S. retailers, and in four cases they found that the advertised “raccoon” fur was actually “raccoon dog,” a canine indigenous to Asia. This is one case where the FTC is squarely to blame for creating the problem in the first place, because in 1951 they decided that trade trumps scientific classification and declared “that this animal should be referred to as ‘Asiatic raccoon’ in advertising and labeling.”
Big Man Hugs For LL Bean
By 10.24.06
We spew a lot of slags and jags here but every once in a while, we like to take a moment to praise an instance of particularly good customer service.
