Jun 1, 2005 6:54 PM

EVest IPod Spoof

Scott eVest, a clothing company that makes jackets with built-in conduits for controlling wires, has created an amusing spoof of Apple’s iPod silhouette commercials.

Scott eVest, a clothing company that makes jackets with built-in conduits for controlling wires, has created an amusing spoof of Apple's iPod silhouette commercials.

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