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	<title>Comments on: Nau clothing company says goodbye</title>
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		<title>By: Brown Recluse</title>
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		<description>I love their intentions and I&#039;m sad to see them go.  My best friend growing up left Nike to join Nau and I don&#039;t think he would risk his family&#039;s future on a poor idea.  Maybe they needed to understand their intended customers more.  I&#039;m going to generalize a little here....From my experience in the surf, skate, and snow industries most enviromentally concious customers are not making 6 figures.  Therefore they won&#039;t be spending $148 for jeans, $65 for a teeshirt, or $32 for boxers unless they come in 10 packs.  So there has to be another attraction to get the not-necessarily-environmentally-friendly-but deep pocketed peeps to cross over.  Even at 50% off, it&#039;s too f-ing exensive for most hippys. 

I was also curious about Nike and Nau and it was just a gut feeling.  Was NAU funded by Nike?  Was there any connection other than former employees?  Just curious.  

Thanks.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love their intentions and I&#8217;m sad to see them go.  My best friend growing up left Nike to join Nau and I don&#8217;t think he would risk his family&#8217;s future on a poor idea.  Maybe they needed to understand their intended customers more.  I&#8217;m going to generalize a little here&#8230;.From my experience in the surf, skate, and snow industries most enviromentally concious customers are not making 6 figures.  Therefore they won&#8217;t be spending $148 for jeans, $65 for a teeshirt, or $32 for boxers unless they come in 10 packs.  So there has to be another attraction to get the not-necessarily-environmentally-friendly-but deep pocketed peeps to cross over.  Even at 50% off, it&#8217;s too f-ing exensive for most hippys. </p>
<p>I was also curious about Nike and Nau and it was just a gut feeling.  Was NAU funded by Nike?  Was there any connection other than former employees?  Just curious.  </p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
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