Perhaps lesser known for the quality of their clothes, American Apparel has gained a reputation for their advertising campaigns and specifically the hot young scantily-dressed "real" (not in the Dove way) women that grace their lengthy billboards plastered over nearly every subway station. Their owner, Dov Charny, has also elicited a reputation for his womanizing ways coupled with his insistence that the AA line support only American labor. That's why it costs $25 for a plain cotton t-shirt that you'd pay $10 for at Target.

News came yesterday that the company was sold and that Mr. Charny will remain Chief Executive. And in celebration of the holiday season (and because they need the money), American Apparel is offering big savings for all Christmas shoppers. Simply go to their site and take this Jewish holiday trivia test and you too can pay the standard rate for a pink leotard and matching tights.

We'll even help out out with the "shofar" question. The answer is not Yiddish slang for a hot older woman.