0
I'm not sure where you can buy them, but they are pretty easy to make. I've attached a link to an article with instructions as well as a slideshow for visual instructions. Good luck!
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Wiki User
∙ 16y agoat a store!!!!!!!!!
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What kind of fruits are in the Fruit of the Loom commercials?
Green Grape, Apple, Purple Grape, and Leaf
What fruits are in the fruit of the loom logo?
The classic "Fruit of the Loom" cornucopia (horn of plenty) includes an apple, purple grapes, green grapes, currants and leaves. The 4 human characters in the Fruit of the Loom commercials are the Apple, the Purple Grape, the Green Grape, and the Leaf.
Which fruit of the loom fruit was Richard simmons?
Green grape
What are the fruit of the loom guys real names?
The Fruit of the Loom guys are known by the names of their respective fruits: Leaf, Grape, Apple, and Cornucopia. These characters represent the different fruits included in the company's logo.
What fruit did Denzel Washington play in a fruit of loom commercial?
Grape
What is the name of the green grape from fruit of the loom?
Toby
What happened to the banana on the Fruit of the Loom commercials?
There never was a banana character. Some people who dressed as the 'Fruit of the Loom Guys' would add a person in a banana costume due to the obvious jest. However, the official four characters were a fig leaf, an apple, and two grape clusters. A picture of the official four may be viewed at the link below.
Who are the fruit of the loom guys apple grape and what else?
There are four in the 2008-2009 commercials : Apple (red), Grapes (purple), Another Grapes (green), and Leaves (variously yellow, orange, green or brown).
What company has and apple and some grapes as logo?
Fruit of the Loom
What does fruit of the loom mean?
Fruit of the loom means... Fruit of a loom!
Fruit of the loom costume ideas?
The grapes can be done with green/purple clothing and green/purple balloons taped to them.
When was Fruit of the Loom created?
Fruit of the Loom was created in 1851.
