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Jean Machine Sold

Jean Machine Sold @JeanMachine @PacificWestCo

The Jean Machine storefront at Yorkdale Mall in Toronto.Photo courtesy of The New Retail.ca (WINDSOR, ON) – It appears Devonshire Mall’s Jean Machine, the local operation of a retail denim fashion merchant with 30 Ontario locations, has been picked up by Pacific West Commercial Corporation, an affiliate of Vancouver-based Stern Partners. The company, its new owners say, will continue to operate…

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Music: Do It Like A Dude - Jessie J (JC)

Music: Do It Like A Dude - Jessie J (JC) by stockmon featuring a mens eyewear ❤ liked on Polyvore

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Untitled #314 by stephanie-visconti featuring a white tote bag ❤ liked on Polyvore

Blue top, 1,695 DOP / French Connection skinny leg pants, 1,700 DOP / Jean Machine denim shoes / Dorothy Perkins white tote bag, 2,015 DOP / Mother of pearl earrings, 1,835 DOP / Maybelline eye shadow, 460 DOP

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Shopping Experiences: Jean Machine

Shopping Experiences: @JeanMachine #Shopping #Review #CustomerService #Retail

A couple weeks ago, my friend and I went shopping into a Jean Machine store and had a rather offensive experience. That evening happened to be really cold; harsh winds and about -20C temperatures. I didn’t have a ton of layers but I wore a tee, hoodie and jeans under my Canada Goose jacket.

We had already been walking around the mall for at least an hour and having such heavy winter jackets, it…

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Courtesy of endrime-co's creative director, Mohsin Sajid, we take a comprehensive look at some of the most important vintage machines that are still hard at work making jeans today.

Read more at: http://rwrdn.im/vintage-sewing-machines-guide

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Jean Machine announces a refreshed brand look and feel – online and across its 36 stores

Long-time Canadian apparel and denim destination Jean Machine is encouraging shoppers to fall back in love with the brand with the introduction of a redesigned website and a refreshed in-store look, featuring a more refined take on casual wear. The family owned and operated company, experts in denim styles and trends for 37 years, worked with marketing pros Good Eggs & Co. and stylist and fashion editor Susie Sheffman to create a look as current as the apparel on shelves in the 36 stores across Ontario and offered nationally online.   “The look and feel of Jean Machine has been revamped, but our commitment to quality apparel and exceptional customer service continues to be the foundation of our business,”said Jason Perlman, marketing director, Jean Machine. “We’re looking forward to another 30 years of being the trustworthy retailer that shoppers know and love.”

In stores now, the fall/winter collection offers timeless ensembles and sophisticated cuts while maintaining the true-to-roots wide selection of denim that shoppers fell in love with in younger years. Winter jackets (from $84), knitted cardigans (from $40), classic Levi’s denim shirts (from $60) and infinity scarves (from $25) are just a few of the many styles available to complete an effortless apres-ski chic denim look. From Buffalo waxed denim (from $110) to Mavi boyfriend jeans (from $110), Jean Machine’s new look offers a curated selection of the latest styles. The curated selection of merchandise is constantly updated, with new arrivals shipped daily to stay ahead of current trends, and includes locally sourced and North American-made products.

To ensure the best fit every time, each Jean Machine store is equipped with Masters of Denim (MDs) sales teams who boast a deep knowledge of the constantly updated styles on shelves from designer labels including Silver, Mavi, Levi’s and Buffalo. One-on-one personal fitting is a unique and integral part of the store’s Perfect Pair Promise, guaranteeing maximum comfort and the best possible fit for shoppers of all shapes and sizes. Further to that, customers can also enjoy their own complete and personal styling session from the MDs themselves, all complimentary.    “We’re thrilled to see Jean Machine growing alongside its customers,” said Joanna Track, co-founder of Good Eggs & Co. “The brand has quietly developed an effortlessly chic top-to-bottom selection of styles. We’re excited to help reflect the brand’s refined character both in-store and online, and inspire customers with fashion tips, style ideas, and engaging promotions.”    The extensive style collection also encompasses designs available only at Jean Machine such as its Denim for Hope jeans. The exclusively sold collection was created in partnership with Second Denim, a Montreal-based brand best known for Yoga Jeans (available at Jean Machine).  Proceeds from every purchase of Denim for Hope styles (retailing for $99.99) are donated to Plan Canada’s Because I am a Girl movement.

If you want to shop go to: JeanMachine.com