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Wear Chic and Stay Safe: The Advantages of UV-Blocking Dress Shirts

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Are Bomber Jackets Really Good for Winter?

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Canadian Private Label Clothing Wholesalers: Bulk Apparel Manufacturers in Canada

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Why Use Windbreaker Jackets: 5 Solid Reasons

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Sublimation Attire Canada

Explore sublimation clothing options in Canada, featuring innovative designs and premium materials for personalized and stylish garments.

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Why Wearing Several Layers Is Necessary For Your Winter Exercise?

The layers you wear for a certain activity are determined by the weather, your degree of exercise, and your own preferences.

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Why graphic tees will be the new cool in menswear this year?

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Canada Clothing Manufacturer

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Types of Activewear t-Shirts For Women

There are several types of activewear t-shirts for women available out there for every specific physical activity that they want to do. These T-shirts are mostly made of a variety of different materials depending upon the purpose for which they are being made. The materials used in these activewear t-shirts are polyester, polycotton, cotton, and spandex. All these materials or fabrics are…

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Enhance Your Look: The Classic Beauty of Handbags

Handbags are more than simply accessories; they represent style, usefulness, and individuality. Handbags have developed throughout time, from classic to modern, becoming an integral component of any woman's outfit.

Let's dive into the world of handbags and discover why they're more than simply a fashion piece.

Individual Expression: Establish A Presence

Handbags are a means of personal identification and self-expression, not just a simple accessory. Your choice of handbag expresses your own sense of style, taste, and personality, whether you choose striking colors, simple, minimalist designs, or elaborate decorations and details.

Every woman needs a well-chosen handbag from a reputed handbag manufacturer since it says a lot about her and her values, whether she's wearing it on the red carpet or in the boardroom.

Classic Designs: Everlasting Classics

In the realm of fashion, certain handbag designs have become iconic, standing the test of time and the test of generations. Famous handbags are sought after for their flawless craftsmanship, exquisite details, and enduring appeal, whether they are from the traditional elegance of high-end luxury labels or the contemporary sophistication of timeless classics.

Purchasing a classic handbag is a declaration of your admiration for classic design and fine craftsmanship, as well as a status and luxury indicator.

Superior Craftsmanship: Invest in Classic Style

A well-made handbag is characterized by its fine craftsmanship, and purchasing a high-quality item guarantees lifespan and durability. Handbags are made from the best materials to last the test of time and keep their beauty and elegance for years to come, from quality leather to opulent textiles.

A good handbag is an investment worth making in your wardrobe since it can be made to last across seasons and trends with the right upkeep and care.

Usability: Going Beyond Style

Handbags are definitely fashion statements, but they also have a useful function in daily life. Handbags offer plenty of space for storing necessities like phones, wallets, cosmetics, and keys because they have several pockets and compartments.

You can navigate your day with comfort and confidence when you have a well-designed handbag that keeps your possessions tidy and accessible, whether you're doing errands, traveling to work, or attending a special event.

To summarize, handbags are more than simply fashion accessories; they are an enduring statement of style, usefulness, and personal expression. Handbags are an important aspect of every woman's wardrobe due to their adaptability, utility, superb craftsmanship, classic designs, and ability to express her individuality.

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Top Quality Clothing Manufacturers Canada

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i found my mom's old work place for 25-30 years ago during tonights 4 am-ish toilet trip and they describe themselves as an "equal opportunity employer" which is insane to me because 25+ years ago she was a factory garment worker with only chinese viet and filipinos and she was like 'there were canadians there too' and when i asked if the white people were sewing she said that they were the managers... so like the literal replication of white ppl watching brown garment workers mass produce garments... now they are a denim wholesaler... interesting

here is a review from a former supervisor:

here are some enlightening reviews from english first language workers (thank you to the few white people here that actually see the realities of some of our conditions)

btw i went to a rly shit daycare who yelled at me when i cracked my head open instead of immediately calling my parents to take me to the hospital because it had a low income plan. work sponsored daycare would've been great if not for the implications of solely relying on and being coerced by the workplace. apparently when my mom worked here, they had health benefits but it seemed management continued to cut them into the 90s/2000s. also under the "history" tab of their website they have described themselves as earnest canadians and family run... only pictures of white women in the factories from the early 90s plus one with some asian people with all of the faces blurred and edited b&w since the clothes match 80s and 90s garment workers more. so much exploitation and injustice by this settler family. the same person has been the president of the company since 1980, chinese exclusion act ended in 1981, he couldn't wait to get his hands on cheap labour. he also co-owns the local newspaper in my city...i hate rich people!!!

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Are Bomber Jackets Really Good for Winter?

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Fitness Clothing in Canada

With a top-notch production facility and a team of knowledgeable specialists, Fitness Clothing creates a wide range of fashionable and new Canadian wholesale athletic wear for fitness enthusiasts. Visit

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Wholesale Clothes Canada

Canadian wholesale clothing emphasizes quality materials and craftsmanship, ensuring durability and customer satisfaction for retailers. https://www.alanicglobal.com/canada-wholesale/

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Wild and crazy guys  - 1965-1975

The junk business attracted so many crazy individuals that it would take me forever to jot down their names and give at least one story per guy to back up these claims. My customers were basically Jewish scrap  dealers who were the largest in their market area.  They had to be large wholesaler dealers to be able to sell and ship to our national consumers. Almost all were first- or second-generation family businesses. Most were well off financially and enjoyed the perks of having a cash business.  As Les Finkle from Oakland once said on the subject, “What is so great about cash? It can only buy, clothes, jewelry, art, food, booze, and women; well come to think about it, it is pretty good!” Although the fun stories about the junk dealers will come, I want to write about two adventures with a DMC employee, Roger Bowler. I worked with Roger when he was part of the DMC dismantling Division in St. Louis on a job in Canada, and when I lived in LA and we did a job in Mercury, Nevada.  When I moved back to St. Louis as DMC’s president, I made him quit his current job at Chemetco and be our VP of Purchasing.  

In the late 60’s most copper producers published and lived by fixed “public consumer prices”, which was what they charged their customers for their copper rod, etc. The Canadian (Noranda) price for rod was about 20 cents per pound below what the US scrap market was, because the finished rod price was fixed, but scrap fluctuated daily.  Percy Weismann, who sold DMC his Canadian scrap company, was running our plant in St. Jerome, Canada where they were chopping insulated copper wire. He was buying scrap wire from all of the wire makers and saw a real opportunity.  Why not buy rod from them at the published price and ship it to the USA as scrap?  Good idea, but how would you get finished rod across the border through customs as anything but high duty rod?  Easy, have Kenny Fischer and Roger Bowler go to Windsor, Ontario (across the river from Detroit) open Percy’s railroad cars full of new wire rod and beat the rod with axes and hammers until it looks like scrap.  Then ship it to Olin Brass as scrap and make about $10,000 per carload. It was almost that easy and quite a learning experience. We had to hire about 10-day workers in Windsor, go to the rail yard, find, and open the cars and then do our work.