Posted by colekicker on October 03, 2009 at 06:43:30 from (12.69.0.66):
I must carry this message forward.
I know anyone on this forum that has gone to Cracker Barrel has seen their mounds of green rags. Others call it John Deere clothing. Anyways, I stopped by to take part in some catfish last night while traveling to the Texas Early Day Gas Engine & Tractor Association show in Temple, Texas. As soon as I walked in, a lady asked if I was there for the tractor show. I first thought she was going to try to sell me JD stuff. Then, I looked in the basket she was holding and it contained FARMALL clothing!!!!!!!! I was suprised! Well, after dinner I looked around. They had a clearance rack. Half the clearance rack was filled with JD stuff. They are having to discount that stuff to move it.
They had a nice selection of Farmall attire. I especially liked the, Crops are Green, Tractors are Red shirt. This is how we get more retailers to sell our branded clothing. We have to support it. Now, I do not work for Cracker Barrel. I am a proud IH collector. I just want to see our brand out there more than it has been.
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