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Articles Of Interest
Patricia Fields Consolidates
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Warnaco to emerge
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Jones Apparel & Carol Hochman
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Wal-Mart gets bigger
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Burlington reorganizes
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Yves St. Laurant gets Raunchy?
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McPete Sez
Mailbag
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The International Lingerie Show
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Textile Barrier's cause Poverty?
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Prison Bra policy
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The International Lingerie Show
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Panties Impounded
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Ritika's Corner
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The International Lingerie Show
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Las Vegas Runway show
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Woman's Wear Shows
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Textile Trade Barriers To Blame For Poverty
More than 20 million poverty-stricken people in developing countries around the world have been denied the chance of much-needed jobs because of strict quotas and tariffs on textiles and clothing, it was claimed on Wednesday.
The International Monetary Fund said "industrial economy restrictions on trade in textiles and clothing have prevented creation of over 20 million jobs in developing countries, many of which would represent a step out of rural poverty".
The claim was made in a background paper on international trade matters in which it warned that despite agreements to scrap textile and garment quotas, most will remain in place until 2005.
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See
us at the Following Shows
Oct. 17-19, Atlanta, Ga.Women's Wear Show
jim137@adelphia.net
Oct. 18-20, Denver Co. Woman's Wear Show
wwj2@qwest.net
Oct. 19-21, Marlboro, Ma. Woman's Wear
Show
rep@gis.net
Oct. 19-22, Chicago Women's Wear
Show
phaq420@aol.com
Oct. 19-21, Kansas City Woman's Wear Show,
rpwebb@earthlink.net
Oct. 19-21, Seattle Wa. Women's Wear Show
bturnerrep@hotmail.com
Oct. 24-27, Dallas Apparel Market
rickbtx@attbi.com
Las Vegas Lingerie Show Continued
Joni Lynn working with Shelly & Donna of "Love
Boutique" in Portland Oregon, at the busy Escante Lingerie
Booth..
www.escanteinc.com
Model Veronica gets the approval of Lori, Eddie Goldstein, Paul Faris
and Jim Hoye, while Joanne works with customer in back at the
popular Faris Lingerie
Booth. www.farislingerie.com
At the Yioti lingerie
booth, Claudia, Yiota and Marilyn stand by to
show you the line. yiotadesigns@hotmail.com
Jamie Salvail & Dick Woldwiec
of Fantasy Lingerie,
work with
customers from Keyhole, of West Valley, Ut. showing their new
packaged line. www.fantasylingerie.net
Jaymi and Sandy of Biatta Intimates
(Peeping Tom innerwear)
showing their latest styles. www.peepingtominnerwear.com
Don & Linda Saponara shows the jeweled outfits & accessories
by Desire Fashions www.dfwholesale.com
Debra Kingston of Top-Rock
(Private Dancer)
shows the line to
Lindsay of Wild Willie, Kingsburg, Ca. toprock@pacbell.net
At the Krista Designs
booth, Kelly and Model Heather welcome
you to see their line of Lingerie & Clubwear. www.kristadesigns.com
Susan & Maureen display their New line of Video's at
the
Sinclair Intimacy Institute
booth. www.intimacyinstitute.com
Model Danielle at the Poison Angel
exoticwear booth, kinda makes
you wish you could buy something here. www.poisonangel.com
Owner Greg proudly displays his popular line of footwear at
the
Tony Shoes booth. www.tonyshoesinc.com
Linda, Heidi and Jeff at the Miko Exoticwear
booth of sexy
wear & accessories. www.mikoexoticwear.com
Model Candice displays the sample well, as Sharron works with a
customer at the Sharron Leslie Design
booth.
www.sharronlleslie.com
The Las Vegas Lingerie Show continues on the
next
page
For the Runway
show "Click Here"
11/14
Prison Visitors Alarmed By Bra Policy
The prison's metal detector beeped even after Sonya Greene had removed her sandals, necklace and watch. She realized only one thing could be setting it off, but that something - her blue satin bra - wasn't coming off.
MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution takes the same stance as other high-security prisons across the country - if you can't clear the metal detector, you can't come in. Guards want to make sure visitors haven't stashed a razor blade, knife or some other dangerous instrument in a place people might be too embarrassed to look.
Many women find out their underwire bras are a problem only after they've shown up at the prison, leaving them two options: Leave or lose the bra.
See
us at the Following Show
3/12 Oct. 7-9,
Las Vegas Int'l
Lingerie Show
"Ask Andy"
Andy Weinstock has been in the fabric and textile business all his life, but professionally since 1969.
"I love what I do, selling fabrics around the globe. I've met lots of interesting, creative, dynamic
folks; some have become dear friends. I love to help new businesses find the things they need to become successful. It works for everyone."
You can ask Andy questions about Fabrics at
Andy@mcpetesez.com
Dear Shirley: there are lots of
areas on the web for sourcing your fabric. Visit www.fabrics.net
, www.bobbin.com
and www.fashiondex.com
Good Luck, Andy
The "Ask Andy" Column is an opinion Column and may
not necessarily reflect the views of
McPete Sez
Hey Sales Reps !!!
Would you like to write an article for this newsletter? we are
looking 
for information for our readers and if you have anything to
contribute please e-mail me.
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