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umm..probley clothes. you know, shirts, pants, socks, and shoes. lol. flannel, girbaud jeans, jnco jeans, esprit, B.U.M, Tommy hilfiger, timberland, boss,Karl kanis, cross colours, massimo, left hand, puma, reebok, and a lot of other clothing brands...i just can't think of anymore right now.
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