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The Bay’s Team Canada Olympics collection includes a teddy bear, a flag and an adorable onesie

By Kevin Naulls
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The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
(Image: The Bay)

The 2012 Olympic Games begin tomorrow, which means that in addition to being bombarded with a lot of McDonald’s advertising, there will be a lot of barbecues and parties requiring guests to wear patriotic swag. While maple leaf-emblazoned shirts and jogging shorts may not make it into the permanent rotation, for the next 17 days, The Bay’s Team Canada garb will likely become a de facto uniform for some. And, though wearing so much red and white may seem daunting, The Bay’s Olympic team collection includes several pieces that will actually look good after the Olympics. (So, the opposite of this.)

The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection
The Hudson’s Bay Company 2012 Summer Olympics collection

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