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Is Richard Brooks really a DUDE? I mean, I think so, but perhaps this is POV and should be deleted. In all seriousness, this article is sketchy and reads like a boring advertisement. Online retailers who have lasted as long as Figleaves are notable by their rarity and some more information about the company's history should be included, such as Robin Terrell's previous employment with Amazon and Figleaves' own Lingerie Awards.
I would also question the inclusion in the "United States" company category - much as the management may wish to pretend otherwise, Figleaves is only technically American and should be included as a British company.
The article should also have clarification that Figleaves is a retailer and only sells branded goods.