WAREHOUSE One, the Winnipeg-based jeans store chain, broke sales records for the last three years and the numbers are up again this year. | You would think with that sort of track record, management would be happy to stick with the status quo. | But instead, the 30-year-old, 113-store chain is in the midst of a $2-million national rebranding that it hopes will provide the kind of refreshing environment that will keep customers coming back. | Neil Armstrong, chief operating officer and chief financial officer, said,
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