Stran says unaudited financial results show the firm increased sales approximately 17% on an annual basis in the first quarter of 2024
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Taking Pride in LA Ugg Activation
CR&A Custom, based in Los Angeles, recently had the opportunity to work on a project with the Ugg brand team to craft a float for the annual Los Angeles Pride Parade. And, notes Carmen Rad, president, “Besides printing and installing of a moving print with people, we had to consider other elements of this project…
Read MoreKoozie Group Sells 3 Facilities for Reported $36M, Then Leases Them Back
The Clearwater, Florida supplier is continuing to use the properties, with executives saying there will be no impacts for employees or customers.
Read MoreHow to use Caps, Beanies and Bandannas For Headwear Promotions
An inside look at trends, applications and decorating techniques in the promotional caps and headwear space.
Read MoreThe Supply & Demand Gap in Women’s Sports Merch Presents Opportunities
A study found that an overwhelming majority of sports fans would buy WNBA or other women’s sports merchandise if it were more available.
Read More5 Ideas for Plastic Free July
July is about more than fireworks and cookouts. For millions of people around the world, it’s also a time to raise awareness about plastic pollution – and take active measures to cut down on waste.
Read MorePCNA Names Ex-Staples Exec as VP of Customer Success
Michael Brennan will oversee the customer service, retention, order processing, art and account management teams at the supplier.
Read MoreDelta Apparel Files for Bankruptcy, Agrees to Sell Salt Life Brand
The announcement comes following a stretch of free-falling sales and executives leaving the Top 40 apparel supplier.
Read MoreEnd-Buyer Research: Northeast
ASI’s exclusive research reveals client buying habits in eight markets and across multiple demographics.
Read MoreNew Colorado Law Bans ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Apparel, Other Products
A new Colorado law that takes effect in July bans a slew of everyday items, including clothing and cookware, from intentionally containing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)
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