Kirkland Signature will feed and clothe you
Today I'm wearing a pair of jeans I bought at Costco. They fit pretty well and they fine on me, but I can't help; but be a little skeptical about them. They're not made by Levi's or The Gap or anybody who only makes clothes. Instead, they're made by Kirkland Signature, a company that apparently will make any noun in bulk and then sell it to you.
Kirkland Signature doesn't advertise, and it's a good thing they don't. I don't know how you'd say one item is particularly good when you make a thousand different things that have nothing to do with that first one.
'Kirkland Signature Jeans: If you thought our frozen burritos were good, wait until you try on our pants!'
They could put a coupon in the back pocket that says, '$20 off any Kirkland Signature brand Jet Ski with purchase of Kirkland Signature rocking horse and Kirkland Signature egg timer.'
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Kirkland Signature doesn't advertise, and it's a good thing they don't. I don't know how you'd say one item is particularly good when you make a thousand different things that have nothing to do with that first one.
'Kirkland Signature Jeans: If you thought our frozen burritos were good, wait until you try on our pants!'
They could put a coupon in the back pocket that says, '$20 off any Kirkland Signature brand Jet Ski with purchase of Kirkland Signature rocking horse and Kirkland Signature egg timer.'
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Labels: advertising, Costco, Kirkland Signature
posted by Henry at 7:20 AM
1 Comments:
I believe "Kirkland Signature" is merely a label, that Costco licenses to vendors to sell products.
For instance, look very closely at your Kirkland jeans. They were probably made in Mexico by the same factory that produces Levis, Wranglers, etc.
Don't turn your nose up at Kirkland branded products. They are top notch.
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