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`DATE: July 16, 2007
`TO: All Mimi and APIP stores, DM5 and RMS
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`CC: David Mangini, Jill Doster
`RE: Fall Trans— Denim
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`Fall Trans Denim...
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`Fall Trans Denim offers a wide variety of leg openings for the Mimi Customer. The wide leg pant has
`surfaced again as a trend these jeans look great with a fitted tee or trapeze top. Boot cut and flare legs are still
`important this season, these are truly basics styles that can be dressed up or down.
`Here is a quick re-cap of denim leg openings:
`Straight 7 1/2 79“ leg opening this is straight all the way to the leg opening
`Boot Cut- 9 1/2- 10 1/2” leg opening- this is straight almost all the way down with a slightly wider leg opening
`Flare- 11-12” leg opening- this is fitted through the knee then opens at the bottom (hitting stores in July)
`Wide- 11-12” leg opening- this is wide from the thigh down to the leg opening
`Super Wide— 13 1/2-14 1/2” leg opening- this is wide from the thigh down to the leg opening
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`Don’t forget our little secret. The Secret Belly jean is a great jean for the pregnant lady; it can take her from
`beginning to end. This jean does not have great hanger appeal so have her try it on and make sure she knows it
`offers great support and smooth lines.
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`Buffalo J eans
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`Dark Wash
`Boot Cut
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`Boot Cut
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`It Jeans
`Zuma Wash
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`Classic Wash
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`Straight Leg
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`Highly Confidential — Attorneys' Eyes Only
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`DMCOO31917
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`DMC Exhibit 2045_001
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`Target v. DMC
`IPR2013-OO530, 531, 532, 533
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