Sentence examples for two apparel from inspiring English sources

Two apparel factories in Brooklyn are being accused of forcing three employees to work 100 to 140 hours a week -- and illegally failing to pay them overtime.

Trey Laird, an advertising executive at Donna Karan International in New York, said yesterday that he would leave the company to open his own agency, Laird & Partners, which is starting with two apparel accounts, Karan and the Gap division of Gap Inc. Laird opens with 20 employees and billings estimated at $120 million from the two clients.

Two apparel retailers we find appealing are jeans and sportswear maker True Religion Apparel and Rue21, which sells fashion apparel and accessories.

Two apparel factories in the Dominican Republic.

In 2001, the Asian Pacific American Legal Center sued Forever 21 on behalf of nineteen apparel workers in Los Angeles, where the retailer is headquartered.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In 2001, the Asian Pacific American Legal Center sued Forever 21 on behalf of nineteen apparel workers in Los Angeles, where the retailer is headquartered.

Animalle Mundo Pet, an eight-story enterprise in an upscale district in this city of 2.4 million people, introduced its dog motel alongside aisles featuring items like beef-flavored Dog Beer (nonalcoholic), a dog spa with a Japanese ofuro soaking tub, and canine apparel emblazoned with the symbols of the local soccer clubs Atlético Mineiro and Cruzeiro.

She is charged with designing not only men's and women's clothing for four apparel brands (Versace, Versace Atelier, Versace Collection, and Versace Jeans Couture) but a host of lucrative "life-style products" (among them perfume, watches, belts, couches, dishes, eyeglasses, shoes, bags, and scarves).

Here are four apparel retailers that are trying out new concepts despite the uncertain economic climate.

The three apparel functional attributes accounted for 66% variance in expected performance.

Five apparel brands were selected, each representing one of the five bands of user perception previously defined.