Juicy Couture

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I went into this store for first time today at an outlet mall. $100 for a sweat pant that feels like velvet material??! I can possibly get the same type of material for maybe $10 at Target! The thing is Juicy Couture clothes are all Made in USA. Anyone here likes this store? It feels very tight on me. Then I read this.

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Juicy Couture is designed to flatter a woman's body, fitting slim and close to the body.

Juicy Couture is very popular for their track suits. I've seen photos of a few celebrities wearing them.

Here is some history about the Juicy Couture clothing line.

http://theyoungcreator.com/lifestyle/20 ... y-couture/

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Going to return this weekend. I found a same type of material for much much less at Target!

I remember the very first designer name every day clothing. Gloria Vanderbilt jeans. I think they were about $75 or $80 back in the 70's. I had a pair. After that, it just exploded.

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I'm giving it another shot. We will see.
My forum is still there and everyone is welcome to come join as well. There is a private women only subforum there if anyone is interested. Also, there is no CAPTCHA.

The link to the forum is http://www.rightplanet.proboards.com

I hate brand-name stores... They are the same as any other clothes just with their name stamped on it. I can only tolerate shopping in thrift stores personally.

Designer and name-brand clothing are generally pricey anyway. I'd rather buy something that fits me at a more reasonable price than buy something that's $100 just because it has a particular label on it. When I was in school I used to be jealous of other people because I couldn't wear those name-brand clothes due to my large size, but now I realize that it's just a label. It doesn't mean anything.

I got something similar at Target and it was only $20 for the top and $20 for the bottom and the material is so soft. Target has great stuff. I like to collect the holiday themed socks too.