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Non-Tech : FTL- Fruit of the Loom -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Arthur Tang who wrote (89)	11/1/2000 12:52:35 PM
From: Arthur Tang	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 161

Now that the last quarter has good results is confirmed; we couldn't help but push the management for new products so that market will grow and stores will have to restock new inventory. It is unbelievable that in underwear you can have new products and new designs. But we know now that luxurious cotton is slow drying; and micro fibers can be quick drying and more comfortable to wear if blended. That printable T-shirts have limited market due to saturation(over production). That T-shirt can last 2-3 years, giving FTLAQ a recession every other year. That new design of T-shirt has to be layered and have layer features for winter warmth as well as summer cooling wear. T-shirts should be designed to be worn one over the other up to 3 layers. One layer for 70 degrees F weather. Two layers for 60 degrees F weather. And three layers for 50 degrees F weather. Long sleeves, short sleeves, and pockets designed for wearing in layers. I have worn 4 layers for down to 40 degrees F weather with the pleasure of light weight, dead air insulation comfort. The fifth layer for below 30 degrees F is a winter jacket. Second and third layers could have color combinations that rival Tommy Hilfiger's domination of styling. Good luck to the management for the encouraging results. But lets hop to new products with new fabric and new styling. Good luck on all your investments.