Sentence examples for store labels from inspiring English sources

Typically, the middle buyers would sell the products to a "cleaning house" — in most cases, a three-to-five-thousand-square-foot warehouse staffed with undocumented workers whose job was to remove price stickers, E.A.S. tags, and identifying store labels.

Since 2007, Liz Claiborne — which also owns department store labels like Kensie and, of course, the namesake Liz Claiborne brand — has shut six distribution centers, eliminated about 2,200 jobs and sold, closed or licensed 14 of its brands.

Popular brand companies like Kraft Foods, which also reports on Tuesday, face similar difficulties in the current environment since shoppers often seek out store labels when searching for bargains.

Shields also sought out a stream of novel items for the shelves, some packaged under store labels such as "Trader Jose's" and "Trader Ming's".

Ullman has been trying to win back shoppers by restoring sales and basic merchandise that Penney ditched under Johnson's tenure — discontinuing some of the trendy new brands like William Rast and Joe by Joseph Abboud and bringing back store labels.

Ullman has been trying to win back shoppers by restoring sales and basic merchandise that the company ditched under Johnson's tenure — discontinuing some of the trendy new brands like William Rast and Joe by Joseph Abboud and bringing back store labels.

And of course, the fashion cognoscenti coddled clothing featuring the Barneys New York store label as well as the Barney's Co-op brand.

The mystery, which nagged the man for days was finally solved as he stood in front of a store, labelled "F rederick A ugust) O tto) Schwartz".

(Macy's insists the contract allows freestanding Martha Stewart boutiques, not a section of floor space within a Penney store labelled with a Martha Stewart sign).

There are images of segregated buses, want ads specifying the race of the desired employee, a sign from a Birmingham theater ("Colored must sit in balcony"), the door from a bathroom of a Greensboro store labeled "Colored Women".

So he asked his wife, "Why buy Clorox when the store label brands are cheaper?" Her reply: the savings are trivial, and Clorox is a brand, so it is more invested in its reputation.