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Terry Town Adds Two Multi-line Sales Representatives
Terry Town, a San Diego, California-based supplier of towels, blankets and robes, announced the hiring of Scott Blankenship and Sharon Wohlleber to represent the company in the Southwest territory. They will represent the line in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas. “My first attraction to Scott and Sharon was their experience, but have learned that there’s…
Read MoreXerox Introduces Printer Nozzles Half the Size of a Human Hair
Xerox, Norwalk, Conn., introduced stainless steel nozzles inside its new Direct to Object Inkjet Printer that are half the diameter of a human hair for personalizing 3-D objects. According to a press release, the nozzles are in print heads that are about the size of a deck of cards, and spray ink on objects, such…
Read MoreThe Magnet Group Promotes Aaron Gunderson to Senior Vice President
The Magnet Group, Washington, Mo., announced this week that it has promoted Aaron Gunderson to senior vice president of sales for its brands Magnet, Innovations by Magnet, Benchmark Clocks and Crystal, The Bag Factory, The 1919 Candy Co., Perfect Line, and Castelli. Gunderson has held several sales leadership roles in the industry over the last 20…
Read MoreT-shirt Maker Botches Gameday Shirt
While Americans are getting excited for the return of college football, fans abroad are starting to show their interest in American football as well. As part of the Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Ireland, Georgia Tech University and Boston College will face off in Dublin. Now, we in the U.S. know the difference between…
Read MoreFruit of the Loom Supports Louisiana Flood Relief
Fruit of the Loom, Bowling Green, Ky., donated thousands of basic apparel items to Louisiana flood victims as historic flooding continues to impact Baton Rouge and surrounding communities. More than 55,000 packages of T-shirts, shorts and underwear have arrived at the Louisiana Salvation Army. “In times of adversity, we recognize the need to step in…
Read MoreAmazon Cracks Down on Counterfeit Goods
Amazon is getting serious about counterfeit products, according to SlashGear. In an effort to keep merchants from selling fake products, the e-commerce site is changing its policy regarding big-name brands. Retailers selling brands like Asics, Adidas and Nike will be hit with…
Read MoreTokyo Looking Into Surprising Materials for Olympic Medals
The Rio Olympics just wrapped up, but that’s not stopping the Olympics conversation. However, the news this week surrounds the 2020 Tokyo Olympic medals. (You know, for the Olympics that aren’t for…
Read MoreIs Apple Launching ‘AirPod’ Wireless Headphones?
According to Digital Trends, Apple might be launching wireless headphones with the iPhone 7. We’ve reported previously on Apple’s decision to remove the headphone jack. But, could “AirPod” headphones be the next Apple frontier? MacRumors uncovered a certificate referencing the “AirPods,” but the documentation is lacking in any major details. However, Apple Inc. is listed as…
Read MoreThe Wrap: Are These Old Navy Tees Sexist & More
Old Navy selling “Ghostbusters” tees some say are sexist; Forever 21 launches copyright infringement lawsuit; Donald Trump adds new apparel products to his online store; Nike has more than 5,000 patents; and India’s culture minister tells visiting women not to wear skirts: Here’s what’s happening in the apparel world…
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