Fast Retailing unit launches ultra-cheap jeans for 990 yen

TOKYO, Japan - Tadashi Yanai (R), president of Fast Retailing Co., holds up a 990-yen pair of jeans during a press conference in Tokyo on March 10. GOV Retailing Co., a unit of Fast Retailing, is selling the jeans at its ''g.u.'' stores as part of its spring and summer lineup. At center is media personality Kaori Manabe.

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