Gloria Vanderbilt Jeans
WEBGloria Vanderbilt created the designer jean movement and was the first major jeanswear brand launched by a woman, for women. Originally recognized for its iconic fit and signature swan logo, Gloria Vanderbilt always arrives to fit your needs.
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WEBPremium denim with smoothing panel technology is a match made in heaven. Our soft, invincible stretch fabric flexes and shapes all body types in all the right ways. It’s not just about looking good in a pair of jeans.
Gloria Vanderbilt Jeans
WEBGloria Vanderbilt Jeans 1977-1976 Gloria Vanderbilt jeans launches the first ever line of designer jeans, designed specifically for women, utilizing innovations in denim.
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WEBFind a Store that sells Gloria Vanderbilt fashion jeans, tops, bottoms, apparel and more using the store locator.
Accessibility - Gloria Vanderbilt
WEBOur website implements the ARIA attributes (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) technique, alongside various behavioral changes, to ensure blind users visiting with screen-readers can read, comprehend, and enjoy the website’s functions.
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WEBGLORIA-VANDERBILT.COM TERMS OF USE AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE. Last Updated July 18, 2022. The Gloria-vanderbilt.com website (the “Site”) is a service of One Jeanswear Group Inc. (“OJG” or “we” or “us”).
Gloria Vanderbilt Sweepstakes Terms
WEBThe Prize consists solely of two (2) pairs of Gloria Vanderbilt Shape Effect™ Jeans, which will be limited to the following sizes: Women’s Sizes 4 – 18, subject to availability. The approximate total retail value of the Prize to be awarded is Seventy-two Dollars ($72.00).
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WEBWe take the risks of slavery and human trafficking in our supply chain very seriously. Like many companies manufacturing or selling products in California, we are required to comply with the California Transparency in Supply Chains Act of 2010 (California Senate Bill 657) beginning in 2012.