I opted for #3. Since I create visual and graphic aids for the Army, I found number 3 the cleanest and easiest for my eyes to take in and my brain to process.

I really dislike the puffer coats in general. Not my style or taste.

@Nate Mystick Thank you!

@Steven Hotchkiss Thank you!

Back in the 1970's (I was about ten at the time) my father was a law enforcement officer in the US Air Force. One of the bases he was stationed at sat adjacent to an Indian Reservation and he would often interact with his counterparts with the local Indian Police. One day dad took me to one of the pueblos and told me we would be sharing a meal with the family of one of the Indian police. He told me before we got there and I remember these words. "Charles, not everyone has what you do. Be respectful, eat everything you are given, and remember to say please and thank you." I grew up in base housing. Dad was enlisted and did not draw a lot on his paycheck at the time. The people we ate with that day had way less than we did. I remember their home being small but clean. I remember the food being delicious and above all I remember their hospitality. Before we left that day I was given a handmade gift, I believe it was a clay bowl that was handcrafted and fired in their kiln. A simple bowl, a simple gesture of kindness. I do not judge others by what they may or may not have. It is not my place on this earth to judge another human being. I remember the lesson my dad taught me that day of respect for others, hospitality, gratitude, and appreciation.

@Jeremy B Base chapels were unique in that they were multi-denominational. You might have a Catholic Mass at 9, and a Protestant service at 11 and that afternoon another faith worshiping. Dad would make me on occasion attend the other services. As a teenager I hated it. I thought he was just punishing me for some reason to spend all day Sunday in church. Over time, and as I grew older I found myself extremely tolerant of other faiths and respectful of how people worship and their beliefs. In fact to this day one of the most beautiful services I attended was a Greek Orthodox Easter Service.

I've noticed that some stores will off-load old stock this way. Some manufacturers will produce a run of cheaper quality clothing, slap their label on it and push it through the big box stores. I first noticed this at Costco. Bought what I thought was "name brand" jacket but the quality wasn't there - but it was cheap.