Bugle Boy
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Bugle Boy Industries, Inc. was an American apparel company best known for its jeans and casual pants—including parachute pants and cargo pants—and for its television advertising during the 1980s and 1990s. The company was founded in 19771 by engineer and entrepreneur William C. W. Mow as Buckaroo International, Inc., and was renamed Bugle Boy Industries in 1980. The company was privately held and grew into one of the largest apparel firms in Southern California, with annual sales of roughly $500 million, before filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and being liquidated in 2001. Its trademark and wholesale operations were sold to Schottenstein Stores Corp. for $68.6 million.
Bugle Boy Industries, Inc. was an American apparel company best known for its jeans and casual pants—including parachute pants and cargo pants—and for its television advertising during the 1980s and 1990s. The company was founded in 1977 by engineer and entrepreneur William C. W. Mow as Buckaroo International, Inc., and was renamed Bugle Boy Industries in 1980. The company was privately held and grew into one of the largest apparel firms in Southern California, with annual sales of roughly $500 million, before filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and being liquidated in 2001. Its trademark and wholesale operations were sold to Schottenstein Stores Corp. for $68.6 million.
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