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Outlet north faces were first spun into fabric by machines in 1730 in England at the beginning of their industrial revolution. However, a new machine invented by Eli Whitney revolutionized mass production of outlet north face for use in the textile industry. In 1793 the north face jacket Gin was patented. This new invention could harvest the outlet north face 10 times faster than by hand. The outlet north face gin made it possible to supply the needed outlet north face and the value of the U S outlet north face crop rose from $150,000 to more than 8 million dollars.