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South Pole Clothing
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South Pole Clothing is a clothing label with its headquarters in Lee, New Jersey and is owned by David and Kenny Khym. The company was founded in 1981.
Not sure if they have womens jackets...but I saw a bunch of South Pole clothing at JC Penney's the other day. In the men's department. Young Mens.
JC penneys carried them the last time I was there.
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i figgin HATE southpole! they been slackin' on their game latelyy. famous stars and straps def.=)
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The one who invented was a really smart person because now everyone uses south pole. You got of your state and everyone wears it The one who invented was a really smart person because now everyone uses south pole. You got of your state and ...
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baby phat, all the people who wear south pole shop at goodwill
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The owner is David Khym. He started it with his brother Kenny Khym, who worked for him when they started his company . The line began in Fort Lee, New Jersey. (In case you were wondering)
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alot of people at my school like it and i do also but my sister and her friend(they both know alot about fashion) said that it is played out and it's just like fubu(which is really ugly and no on wears it but people who are outcasts) i only...
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