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susandennisI have long been annoyed with tags. I've always thought the perfect store is one who would voluntarily remove every single tag dangling from and sewn into clothes.
I always remove them the minute I get the stuff home and it's annoying that I have to do it. I thought I was the only one. But, a month or so ago,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mindme started up a discussion and I discovered that there are a lot of me in both the male and the female camps... tag clippers.
Just now on TV I saw a commercial for Hanes t-shirts that are tag-free! Amazing. And I'm especially proud. My Daddy was the Vice President of Hanes Knitwear for a long time. He was - I am really proud to say - responsible for Nothing Goes Right When Your Underwear is Tight.
Hanes was bought out a long time ago and is now owned by Beatrice Foods but kudos, nonetheless, for tagless shirts.
I always remove them the minute I get the stuff home and it's annoying that I have to do it. I thought I was the only one. But, a month or so ago,
mindme started up a discussion and I discovered that there are a lot of me in both the male and the female camps... tag clippers.Just now on TV I saw a commercial for Hanes t-shirts that are tag-free! Amazing. And I'm especially proud. My Daddy was the Vice President of Hanes Knitwear for a long time. He was - I am really proud to say - responsible for Nothing Goes Right When Your Underwear is Tight.
Hanes was bought out a long time ago and is now owned by Beatrice Foods but kudos, nonetheless, for tagless shirts.