Like Dr. Anthony Fauci, who serves as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has become a merchandise sensation for his role in America’s coronavirus response, with Etsy being a hub for items touting his efforts…
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Breeders’ Cup T-Shirt Design Contest Racing to Help Workers, Stakeholders Affected by COVID-19
The overseers of the Breeders’ Cup have become another entrant in the race for COVID-19 relief by crafting a T-shirt design contest that will direct proceeds to “backstretch communities and other industry stakeholders” whose livelihoods have taken a hit. Through May 31, people all across the country have their chance to thank that population by participating…
Read MoreThere’s Been an Explosion of Counterfeit Items (Including Face Masks and Hand Sanitizer) During COVID-19
We should probably have assumed that some would look to make selfish gains during COVID-19, and that has certainly been the case, with counterfeiters relying on the public’s fear and the scarcity of resources to con consumers with fake face masks, hand sanitizer and tons of other goods…
Read MoreHow COVID-19 Is Impacting Music Merchandise Businesses
More than a month-and-a-half since the cancellation of South by Southwest, individuals in the music merchandise space have further seen their livelihoods jeopardized because of canceled or postponed tours. That has forced many to rely upon online merch sales to offset lost sales, though that alone may not be enough…
Read More‘Catholics Vs. Corona’ T-shirt Gives Notre Dame Students Charitable Way to Fight COVID-19
In the absence of most athletic activity, we have replaced watching impressive feats with reporting on many sports-related efforts to combat COVID-19. The latest comes courtesy of University of Notre Dame football, as four students created a T-shirt that references a storied 1988 win by the Fighting Irish while generating funds for the United Way…
Read MoreAn Industry Veteran’s Simple But Effective Idea to Build Promo Sales While Acknowledging Essential Workers
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all walks of life in the U.S. since it commenced its late-winter assault in the country. That’s led to a mindset of helping, rather than supplying, that is gaining momentum in the promotional products industry. And Guy Achtzehn is happily playing the role of one of that mindset’s biggest advocates…
Read MoreSelling Promotional T-shirts: Meaningful Messages and Long-Term Trends
Apparel suppliers with the technical capability to do so have added face masks and other personal protective equipment to their offerings. And while those items might be seeing the bulk of interest and orders right now, other branded apparel still has a role to play. That’s especially true of T-shirts, which have played a critical role in…
Read MoreThis Texas Virtual Race Series Has an Awesome Promotional Products Idea to Support Local Businesses
In Texas, iTRI365 is looking to keep Lone Star State residents hopeful through its CoRUNa Race Series, an initiative that while worthy of applause in the pun game also deserves credit for its support of local businesses through promotional products giveaways for registrants…
Read MoreScreen Print Shop Sells T-shirts, Hoodies to Support U.S. Postal Service
The U.S. Postal Service is facing funding shortfalls and fearful workers as the coronavirus pandemic continues. Thanks to a former employee, the agency is receiving a boost through T-shirts and hoodie sales, with her family’s print shop creating and shipping the garments…
Read MoreHow an Old Spice Branded Bathrobe Became the Star of the NFL Draft
On Thursday, the Las Vegas Raiders made headlines way ahead of the start of their first campaign outside of Oakland, drafting wide receiver Henry Ruggs III. Ruggs, of course, was rocking an Old Spice branded bathrobe as a part of his big night, which quickly became the talk of the internet…
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