Genuine Dickies Work Chats Analysis

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On December 25, 2017, I received a Genuine Dickies work coat, registered identification 123187, at the Wal-Mart Supercenter at 1601 Albert Pike Road in Hot Springs. The coat was large and gray with black inner lining and sold for $29.97 plus tax. This entire line of jackets appears to be defective, and I have already returned two of them and now the third coat is falling apart. This product was given to me as a gift, and I do not have the receipt.

I had worn the first coat for less than three weeks before the lining in the left pocket began to unravel and came apart. I returned the jacket to the customer service department at the store on January 10. The second coat was fine until I washed it. I followed the machine wash instructions found

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