Concert merchandise has undergone quite the transition lately. More and more artists are looking to create tour merchandise that embodies fashion and creates buzz. Justin Bieber garnered attention for his concert merch, and Beyoncé caused an internet frenzy with her tour looks. Even so, Lady Gaga still managed to shock us with her new tour…
Read MoreArchives: Articles
Articles
Designer Hopes North Korean Assassination Means T-shirt Sales
While the assassination of Kim Jong-un’s half brother Kim Jong-nam conjured up many emotions, the strangest one, so far, is this one. According to Reuters, one man is hoping to turn the assassination into profit. Here’s the…
Read MorePrimark Pulls Offensive ‘The Walking Dead’ T-shirt
European retailer Primark faced major backlash after its release of a T-shirt for “The Walking Dead.” According to BBC News, the T-shirt featured the phrase “Eeny Meeny Miny Moe” alongside a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire. Critics said the T-shirt depicted a rhyme with a racist…
Read MoreWater Bottle Uses Scents to Encourage Hydration
With all of the technological innovations related to water bottles and drinkware, companies have created a lot of ways for their drinwkare products to promote hydration. Some connect to apps to alert users when…
Read MoreMTA, Supreme Co-Branded MetroCards Sell Big on eBay
The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA), which handles New York City and the surrounding area, issued special MetroCards co-branded with Supreme, a popular street wear company. New Yorkers could buy the cards for face value, making them no more valuable than the classic yellow ones, but the highly sought-after Supreme logo has boosted the special cards’…
Read MoreFederal Judge Declares Snuggies Are Not Apparel
After years of tireless debate and losing our voices (and our friends) in screaming matches, we can finally put one of life’s greatest mysteries to rest: A Snuggie is a blanket, not apparel. According to Quartz, the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled on Feb. 10 that Snuggies, the “blanket with sleeves,” should be classified…
Read MoreHanes Introduces FreshIQ Technology for Wholesale Industry
Hanesbrands Inc., Winston-Salem, N.C., announced the launch of its new Hanes X-Temp Triblend with FreshIQ in the decorated apparel industry, which merges the best of lifestyle apparel and activewear without compromising on either. This new fashion tee brings the heathered look of a triblend combined with the cooling, wicking X-Temp technology and the advanced odor…
Read MoreStar of Internet’s New Favorite Meme In Trouble With Hanesbrands Inc.
For those not aware of the “Cash Me Ousside Howbow Dah” meme, that’s probably a good thing. To sum it up: 13-year-old Danielle Bregoli and her mother appeared on the Dr. Phil…
Read MoreHow One Company Used Its Logo to Boost Revenue by 10 Percent a Year
HotelTonight has one of the smartest logos around. The simple lowercase “h” design also looks like a bed. Pretty clever, right? Well, what’s even more clever is what the company decided to do with the logo in particular. For the uninitiated, HotelTonight is an app that lets people find last-minute deals on hotel rooms. The…
Read MoreAnother Study Shows BPA Possibly Causes Birth Defects
There’s a lot of discussion about bisphenol A, aka BPA, and whether or not it’s safe to use in drinkware and food products. According to the FDA, the chemical is “safe at the current levels occurring in food,” but a lot of manufacturers still try to go without it whenever possible, and BPA-free items, like…
Read More