If you thought we reached peak umbrella innovation, you would be wrong. According to CNET, former Samsung engineers have designed the latest, futuristic umbrella. The Opus One connects to the user’s Opus One Jonas app to detail seven days of…
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What do Jägermeister liquor and the Milwaukee Bucks have in common? One very important thing. At least that’s what Jägermeister is trying to prove, according to Yahoo. The company filed an application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office last…
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Amazon quickly is becoming more than just an e-commerce empire. Just this week, it announced its plans to open Amazon Go, a cashier-less convenience store. Amazon also revealed that it plans to open dozens of small retail…
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Here’s what’s happening this week in the apparel world … We’ve heard rumors that American Apparel employees could expect layoffs, but Consumerist reported that American Apparel confirmed the news. The apparel company verified that it sent notices to almost 3,500 employees about the potential layoffs. However, for now, American Apparel is saying the warnings are “purely a…
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For a while now, we’ve thought the athleisure trend was everlasting. Because honestly, there’s nothing better than comfortable looks being in style. But, the fairy tale might be over, according to Reuters. Lululemon…
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Maybe Forever 21 is just ahead of its time, or maybe it’s pulling our legs. Either way, its latest look is definitely avant-garde. Because the ’90s are back in style, chokers are the latest trending…
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Under Armour has a lot to celebrate this week. We already knew it become the official uniform provider for the MLB, but today, Under Armour announced the official deal. According to ESPN,…
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Who doesn’t love a new uniform? The clean smell, the wrinkle-free fabric and, of course, the subsequent hives and rashes. Yes, you read that right. If you happened to…
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The Zen Magnets recall case has been in the news for quite some time. Back in 2015, a federal judge ordered the company to cease selling and destroy all magnet inventory…
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Apparently, geographical errors are a trend for promotional products in 2016. And, if there’s one thing that end-users can’t stand it’s finding their states’ icons misrepresented. Starbucks learned that lesson the hard way, according to The Oregonian. While Starbucks’ holiday cups were met with resounding approval (for the most part), the company’s Oregon-themed travel mug did…
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