The new year is almost here, and that means clients will need new aprons, chef hats and button-ups. Here are eight ways to spot uniforms that will last through 2014.
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Author: Colleen McKenna
Industry Supplier’s Campaign to Support Producers of USA-made Goods
Paper supplier Mohawk shows support for small businesses that source and create American-made products. Here’s the why and how.
Read MoreCotton or Nothing?
A new movement demands 100 percent cotton in all garments. What about high-quality synthetic tech fabrics?
Read MoreReview of Spring 2014 New York Fashion Week
What to look for in spring 2014: purple, blue, cubism and metallics.
Read MoreBag to the Future
The word “briefcase” literally means a case for briefs, i.e., paper files. But now they need to hold laptops, smartphones, MP3 players, headphones, e-readers and any other electronics you can imagine.
Read MoreThe Main Event
Large events like trade shows, conventions and corporate meetings require a range of products—from uniforms to business card cases—but there are three essentials: writing instruments, name badges and computer accessories. Here’s what to sell in those three product categories and the elements to consider when you do.
Read MoreEditor’s Picks: Powering Through
Next week is Promo Marketing’s Power Meeting event in Nashville. Here are 3 corporate styles to make everyone feel like a high-powered salesperson.
Read MoreHow Philadelphia and San Francisco Are Supporting USA-made Goods
The PHLMade and SFMade campaigns reward companies that source American-made goods by branding them as local supporters. Will the movements help bring manufacturing back to the U.S.?
Read MoreEditor’s Picks: Puppies!
More puppies! And pet products to keep them happy.
Read More4 Promo-friendly Styles Having a Moment in the Fashion World
How to include them in your fall promotions.
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