who owns north face coats,the manufacturerand is it a public company?
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The North Face, Inc.\n2013 Farallon Dr.\nSan Leandro, CA 94577\nUSA\n\nIt seems to me that it might be privately held.
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There is no best. It's an individual thing. You need to see what appeals to you, and then READ THE LABEL! \n    I worked in one of the country's biggest ski clothing retailers for many years and spent many years skiing Europe's Alps, I guess I know hats as well as anyone, lol.\n    Basically, not itchy for "natural," means you need "Merino" wool products. This wool is the finest because the fibers are long, absolutely not itchy, and wool is a natural insulator and keeps you warm even if it gets wet. "Smart Wool" is the leading brand name, but others will do too, as long as it specifically says "Merino" wool, or at least a large percentage of it.\n    The second option is "polar fleece" which is basically polyester. Synthetic. very lightweight and warm, won't shrink. And, if you want real warmth, get something that covers your ears too....Have fun!
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111 Beghin Ave. Winnipeg, Canada doesn't exist.\n\nUnable to locate company information in Canada.
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Try searches at the following. You may need to hit the library or contact a manufacturers group such as\n\nhttp://www.apparelandfootwear.org/\n\n\n\nhttp://www.scirus.com/srsapp/\n\nhttp://www.scienceresearch.com/search
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I don't know why they are adorable, but they are originally, and still used by, the US navy as enlisted cold weather gear. A real P-coat will have a navy anchor on the buttons and two pockets inside the lining.
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Tyco International Ltd. \nUnited Technologies Corporation \nLennar Corporation \nDirected Electronics, Inc. \nADT Security Services, Inc. \nThe Brink's Company \nTyco Fire and Security \nArmor Holdings, Inc. \nBrady Corporation \nAearo Technologies Inc.
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Burton Snowboards North America\n\n80 Industrial Parkway\nBurlington, VT 05401\nU.S.A.\n\nTel: (800) 881-3138\nFax: (802) 660-3250\nE-Mail: info@burton.com
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Northface is the best quality, but there are expensive. I have an Adidas w/ comfort strap and load spring which reduces the load wieght & has a lap top pocket and costs a fraction of the price a Northface would cost. L.L. Bean and Jansport is quite popular but I dont believe it meets the quality of a Northface.
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No.  Its a scam that has been circulating since last October at least. L & N is just one of the company names that is used.  A few of the others are:\n-Steffan Harry and Son Fabrics and Texile Decoy House\n-Wahum Fabrics and Textile\n-Labo Investments Fabrics & Textiles\n-Sino Steel Company Limited\n-Maxwell Holmes Textiles\n\nIf you do a google search on part of a sentence in the letter (for instance "We need someone to work for the company") you will get 100s of results.
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go to \nwww.burton.com\nfor your snowgear..that's were i got mine.
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Sainsburys\n\nASDA (owned by WalMart)\n\nDixons Group
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Consumer products group Dial Corp manages a diverse portfolio of personal care, household care and food brands, mostly in the US. Although it trails the likes of Procter & Gamble and Unilever  in size, lead products Dial soap and laundry detergent Purex are among North America's best-known household brands. Despite officially putting itself up for sale in 2001, the company's performance improved significantly under new management. A deal finally materialized towards the end of 2003 and a year later Dial became a division of German consumer goods giant Henkel. In 2006, the group acquired leading deodorant brand Right Guard.\nhttp://www.mind-advertising.com/us/dial_us.htm\n\nNeutrogena is one of the biggest brands in the personal care portfolio of Johnson & Johnson. It is now available in a wide variety of products, ranging from cleansers and moisturizers to haircare products, cosmetics and anti-aging creams. Customers outside the US may be most familiar with Neutrogena's "Norwegian Formula" hand and body moisturizing products, but in fact this is a well-established American business which started as a maker of mild glycerine soaps before diversifying into haircare products in 1980. Competitors: The personal care segment is highly competitive, and Neutrogena's main rivals are P&G's Olay, Beiersdorf's Nivea and Unilever's Dove, as well as L'Oreal's Plenitude in the anti-aging segment.  http://www.mind-advertising.com/us/jnj_us.htm\nhttp://www.mind-advertising.com/us/neutrogena_us.htm
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Sorry so far I havent found anything exact but this might help I will keep looking!\n\nhttp://info.aboutbeanies.com/Value_Beanie_Babies.html#09040815
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What? My first Barbour jacket is from 1985 and still OK, just a bit too heavy since it's a Northumberland. I have a Mark Phillips and a Burleigh from around 1988 and both are still fine. Is that wearing out fast? Maybe the previous person bought a fake?
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I'm afraid I was unable to locate much about Timothy Whites & Taylors, except for excerpts from personal stories and a few links listed below. \nThe Last link is to the archives concerning the Boots company , which purchased Timothy Whites & Taylors in 1967. They may have some information on the company since they acquired their business records at the time of purchase.
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white bear north pole
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Mmm, burrito hat. Fashionable, AND delicious! Brilliant! Where can I get mine?!