Where would we be without apparel? Well, we probably wouldn’t be in public, that’s for sure. Colder, too. Jokes aside, promotional apparel remains the top selling category for the industry. So, naturally, we covered it a lot this year. Here are 10 of our most-read, favorite or otherwise noteworthy apparel stories from 2019…
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Popeyes’ chicken sandwich launched over the summer, promptly sold out nationwide, and relaunched again in November to impossibly long drive-thru lines and the occasional parking lot brawl. Demand has since returned to normal. But, considering its enormous popularity, there was a baffling lack of chicken sandwich merch. Until now…
Read MoreWalmart recently removed a holiday sweater from its Canadian website, denying shoppers a chance to buy the item emblazoned with a Santa-like figure, the text “Let It Snow” and a whole lot of cocaine. Posted by a third-party seller, the listing also included a description that removed whatever ambiguity was left as to what kind of snow the sweater was referencing…
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We all know at least one person who will argue that the gravy is the best part of the Thanksgiving meal, and now they can even show their love for it with this “Gravy” T-shirt that’s tie-dyed using actual gravy. Yep, you read that right. And it’s not just regular gravy—it’s 100 percent real KFC gravy…
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Here in Philly, we don’t need an excuse to talk about the Eagles’ Super Bowl Victory. So, you won’t be surprised to see a “Philly Special” item on this week’s list of our favorite promotional products we spied in our travels on the web and in the world. What else is in store? Read on and find out!…
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Louis Vuitton has taken its relationship with the video game community a step beyond just creating apparel for tournaments by releasing a “League of Legends” collection. Spoiler alert: It’s expensive. The collection includes character T-shirts, jogging pants, sneakers, a full-body sweatsuit, a parka, cycling shorts, a “bracelet bag,” a pocket square and more…
Read MoreAfter Marc Jacobs was accused of stealing the Nirvana smiley face design, the designer doubled down on his denial by claiming that he also invented grunge fashion. Sure. Jacobs is going even further now by countersuing Nirvana, claiming that the band’s complaint is “invalid and unenforceable”…
Read MoreThrough its #GivingTuesday initiative, American Eagle Outfitters Inc. is buying into the holiday season’s focus on altruism through an apparel line decorated with QR codes that, when scanned, take people directly to the donation page for one of the company’s charity partners…
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Buy a Diesel T-shirt, get a free condo in Miami. Sounds pretty sweet, right? Oh, by the way, the shirt will cost you anywhere from $370,000 to $5.5 million. But, come on. Free condo! This is something Diesel is actually trying out with its first venture into real estate. The apparel company is building a residential development and is advertising it by printing 143 T-shirts with corresponding floor plans…
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We’re back on the workplace grind after a nice break from the office over Thanksgiving. In addition to stuffing our faces and slipping into tryptophan comas during our holiday break, we had plenty of time to seek out promotional items from all over the place. Take a look!…
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