Anonymous wrote:You can still buy stuff online. Amazon has really hurt these brands.

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You can still buy stuff online. Amazon has really hurt these brands.

Around 1990 or 1991 I got a full-length (mid-calf) black leather coat with detachable quilted lining. After I got mine, I saw Hillary Clinton photographed in one during the New Hampshire primary campaign, lol.
It was my go to work coat in the 90s and 2000s.
It is still beautiful and I still wear it when a parka is too casual, eg dinner downtown.

I remember carrying their backpacks in middle school in the early 90s. Those backpacks lasted!

Their coats really hold up.

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Anonymous wrote:This is so sad for people in 1995.

True. Such a vague memory now, can't even remember what I owned from them.

Wool sweaters! They were the best. I also had some EB boots in the mid 90s that were amazing. Same for their wool socks.

Anonymous wrote:This is so sad for people in 1995.

True. Such a vague memory now, can't even remember what I owned from them.

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Anonymous wrote:I miss when they had 100% cotton t-shirts and long sleeve t-shirts. They used to have more cotton clothes now it's all cheap synthetics.

This. They've really gone downhill. I tried a handful of items over the past few years and sent all back. But I have 100% wool sweaters from many years ago and they've all held up great.

Same for so many brands.

Sam's Club has sold EB due years. Probably not a good sign

Anonymous wrote:Just because they filed for bankruptcy does not mean they are going out of business, OP.

The Eddie Bauer in the Annapolis Mall closed.

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Anonymous wrote:I bought a lovely Eddie Bauer parka in about the year 2000. I still have it. They made very nice outerwear. Mine is in good condition after 26 years. And yes, I've worn it for about 20 of those years (I pull it out on occasion.) It has not been a premium brand for years, though. It turned into cheap made in china stuff you could get anywhere.

I bought parkas this year, and really like them. Do not seem cheap at all.

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Anonymous wrote:I miss when they had 100% cotton t-shirts and long sleeve t-shirts. They used to have more cotton clothes now it's all cheap synthetics.

This. They've really gone downhill. I tried a handful of items over the past few years and sent all back. But I have 100% wool sweaters from many years ago and they've all held up great.

I miss when they had 100% cotton t-shirts and long sleeve t-shirts. They used to have more cotton clothes now it's all cheap synthetics.

Didn’t they do this about 10-15 years ago also? I remember they closed all the retail stores in this area.

I almost never shop at EB mainly because I just never think to check their site, but everything we own from EB (clothes, duffles, jacket) has been good quality and held up as well as LL Bean.