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Good Jeans Launches in Washington, DC
May 12, 2008
Custom Jean Jacket Company Marries Style with Community Support
Washington, D.C. – Smart, sophisticated designs can come right out of your closet and contribute to a good cause – this is the message of Good Jeans, a new custom jean jacket company launching today in Washington, D.C.
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| Events |
 October 27, 2009
Good Jeans is an Official Sponsor of the Dedicated to Denim Event held at Saks Fifth Avenue in Chevy Chase, Maryland in support of the Breast Cancer Care Foundation during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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View photos from the event >
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 March 7, 2009
Good Jeans Supports the St. Patrick's Episcopal Day School's 2009 Auction for Financial Aid.
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 May 17, 2008
To coincide with the launch of Good Jeans, the company was a proud sponsor of the first annual DC for BC Benefit in support of the Breast Cancer Care Foundation. Good Jeans donated and auctioned off Good Jeans jackets in support of this worthy cause.
The idea to support breast cancer causes came from a close friend of founder Kate Fralin who is involved with the Breast Cancer Care Foundation and a breast cancer survivor herself. This friend and hero had worn her designer scarf so gracefully following her treatment and upon hearing about the Good Jeans idea turned to Kate and said, “This is a chance for women to take their scarves off their heads and put them into their jackets.” Thus, the idea to support breast cancer causes was borne.
Photos from the event > |
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| Charity |
 Good Jeans is pleased to be a supporter of The Breast Cancer Care Foundation (BCCF), based in Arlington, VA. BCCF was founded in 1999 to provide funding to breast cancer patients and at-risk women and men lacking sufficient funds to cover comprehensive breast health services. In addition, BCCF provides financial support to assist with the adverse impact of breast cancer, such as payment of rent, medications, and transportation to treatment. For more information please visit their website at www.breastcancercarefoundation.org.
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