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It's said that 90% of Americans live within 10 miles of a Walmart.

Now, if that's the case, why don't more people shop for clothes at the world's biggest retailer?

Well, that's a question that Walmart's been trying to answer for years, with limited success.

Fifteen years ago, the company introduced a private label line and advertised in none

other than Vogue. Anybody remember that? No-uh, no. Thought so. Well, in the last few years,

Walmart has eyed competitor Target with some degree of envy, as Target has successfully launched

several private label brands of apparel. Walmart, however, just hasn't been

able to get out of the gate with its own apparel lines. A few years ago, it bought men'swear

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