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	Retail Excavations: Urban Outfitters | Buy In this periodic series, we'll be mining the collections of the previously-FAILed, hoping to find something worthwhile. (After Nau, we figure everyone deserves a second chance.) This week we investigated Urban Outfitters. Don't visit their website at work, because the reek of marijuana and unwashed male models will begin emanating from your monitor. But we cracked a window and found a few nice pieces under $100, including a great Spiewak moleskin jacket, an Original Penguin slim pant, and the great shawl collar cardigan shown here. 09.jan.2009 style post a comment
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