Posted on 08/10/2008 7:00:44 PM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin
New York, NY (CNS) - Singer/songwriter Sheryl Crow will be releasing her own very "Americana" line of denim jeans and shirts in Dillard's department stores on August 15.
The multi-Grammy Award winning artist's clothing line, Bootheel Trading Company, is inspired by western and vintage style. The jeans are designed to be eco-friendly, using only fair-trade cotton and denim.
Crow has partnered with Western Glove Works for the affordable fashion line. The most expensive jeans is retailed at $69, and the shirts start at $29.
The complete Fall '08 collection will be available nationwide at Dillard's branches and some boutique stores on August 15.
Oh, she’s not happy raping the public with her overpriced CD’s and concert tickets? Now the dirty, money-grubbing capalist pig has to sell clothing to satisfy her hunger for more excess?
Real cowboys and cowgirls wear wranglers, not “one-square cheryls”.
Fair Trade Organic Denim
Fair trade is an organized social movement and market-based approach to alleviating global poverty and promoting sustainability. The movement advocates the payment of a fair price as well as social and environmental standards in areas related to the production of a wide variety of goods. It focuses in particular on exports from developing countries to developed countries, most notably handicrafts, coffee, cocoa, sugar, tea, bananas, honey, cotton, wine, fresh fruit, and flowers.
Fair trade proponents include a wide array of international religious, development aid, social and environmental organizations such as Oxfam, Amnesty International, and Caritas International.
Some economists and conservative think tanks see fair trade as a type of subsidy.
They only come in yellow and brown?
They must have a washable a$$ liner in case you don’t get everything with the one square of TP she says we all should use - per bathroom visit.
Wouldn’t want her or anything associated with her near my behind. I think she’s friggin’ insane.
Man, what is the brand name, SKANK?
That is an excellent description. “Muffin Top.”
That could be the name of a band.
An homage to Seinfeld again...
That’s low cut?
Either that, or, “Fair Trade” is a marketing gimmick to get morons to feel good (and regard themselves as superior )about paying higher prices that may or may not actually benefit the individual producers of the commodities. If Travesty International supports it, it’s automatically suspect in my book. They’re only interested in those “human rights” issues that advance their own progressive agenda.
I think so. I have a pair of jeans like these, and I rarely wear them, because a regular shirt or sweater is not long enough to keep me covered in them if I have to sit down or bend over. I didn’t like midriff-baring clothes when I was 16, and I damn well don’t want to wear them at age 36.
Me too. What’s really pathetic is to see some pudgy teenager in a pair of low rise jeans with her pot belly hanging over the waist band.
Which doubles as her other brilliant invention, the detachable, washable, "dining sleeve"' napkin...
I can understand that, but these aren’t what I’d call low rise. I see low rise jeans every day, and these aren’t even close. These http://im.rediff.com/getahead/2007/jul/25keira.jpg are low rise jeans.
Durable and made for frequent (twice daily) laundering.
'Old Trubadore'
You cannot go wrong there.
“Pardon me, m’am, but your whole A$$ is showing!”
That boozey, old chick says her plastic water bottle caused her breast cancer. Oh no, it couldn’t be that she never saw an adult beverage she didn’t like. I mean her biggest hit was about getting a beer buzz upon waking. lol
To this day, I cannot believe that the otherwise fine state of Missouri produced such a 'citizen'.
It’s either a subliminal message or a yield (for incoming traffic, if you get my drift) sign.
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