London Underground (thing) by LordOmar

The name "London Underground" was also used by a chain of American stores specializing in "London Apparel" (in other words Doc Martens). For a while London Underground stores were the sole distributors of Doc Martens footware in the US, until there was a dispute between the chain and the footware company. Doc Martens, in an effort to boost sales through increased avilibility in the US started selling their footware in Nordstrom's apparel stores. London underground responded by discontinuing the relationship with Doc Martens and started selling it's own (inferior) knock-off brand. In 1999 the chain went bankrupt.

London Tube Etiquette	London is not a place	Underground chocolate machine hack	congestion charge
Mind the gap	London Underground Station Computer	Tube	Northern Line
When visiting a city, always use its public transportation	The History of the London Underground	Clockwork Orange	Rules of Mornington Crescent
drunken Scots	Central Line	Mornington Crescent	London's Transport Museum
The new experimental New York City subway cars	Metropolitan Line	The Angel, Islington	New York subway
Victoria Line	Doc Martens	The Tube	Jubilee Line