Nautica

The brand is now owned by the VF Corporation. pA may stand for:. It is often worn by men and women of a higher income bracket who also indulge in the wearing of brand names such as Polo Ralph Lauren and Gant USA. pa may stand for:. The line of products includes Nautica Sportswear, Jeans, Tailored, Swimwear, Sleepwear, Boys, a full line of accessories including Eyewear, Watches and Fragrances, and a Nautica Home Collection. PA may stand for:. Since its global inception almost two decades ago, Nautica has evolved into a complete lifestyle brand. Pa may stand for:.

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a series of paper sizes with 3:4 aspect ratio (most notably PA4). Public Address System, amplification equipment. Production Assistant. Prince Albert piercing.

Press Association, an UK news agency. Power amplifier. Port Angeles a city in Washington, USA. Polyamide, a kind of plastic.

Polyacetylene. Physician Assistant, the medical profession. Phillips Academy, a private secondary school. Petampere or Peta-ampere, an SI unit of electric current (worth 10¹⁵ A).

Personal assistant. Performing artist. People's Association, in Singapore. Penny Arcade (comic), a popular gaming webcomic.

state. Pennsylvania, postal code of the U.S. Peano Arithmetic. Passenger announcement, not to be confused with Public Address System, below.

Panama (ISO country code). Pan American World Airways (Pan Am), IATA airline designator. Palo Alto, California. Palestinian Authority.

PA-RISC family processor architecture from Hewlett-Packard. Purple Angelica. Protactinium (Pa), symbol for the chemical element. Petayear, an unit of time.

Pascal, SI unit of pressure. Pa (Māori), word meaning a fortified village or redoubt, described at length in Māori Wars. Pa (Chinese), political title meaning hegemon. Pa, a word for dad or father ("pa" or "paw").