In 2018, Domino’s was paving over potholes to make sure pizzas got to customers safely. Now five years later, after a pandemic made us all even more likely to order something delivered to our door, Domino’s is making sure a little weather doesn’t stop—or even slow down—the delivery speed by rolling out its “Plowing for…
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Vantage Apparel Announces Julie Crawley as New Regional Territory Manager for New England
Vantage Apparel, Avenel, NJ, announced Julie Crawley as the new regional territory manager for New England, including Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Northeastern New York. Crawley, a Drexel University graduate with a Master’s Degree in Fashion Design, begins her journey at Vantage Apparel with a rich background in the apparel industry.…
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Once again, Xbox’s rectangular console has shown an opportunity for simple but straightforward branding. We’ve seen it with pizza-scented controllers for the “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem” movie, and a dreamhouse-themed console for Barbie. Bluey: The Video Game, based on the hit Australian animated children’s show “Bluey,” hit shelves last week. And while the…
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A Chinese seller of handbags – including knockoff Marc Jacobs totes – has launched a declaratory judgment lawsuit against the high-fashion powerhouse brand.
Read MoreA New Jersey Man Received A T-Shirt, A Gift Card, And An Eyeglass Cleaning Cloth For Being OMNY’s Billionth Customer of 2023
A New Jersey man’s commute became a spectacle when he was named OMNY’s billionth customer of 2023. And for unknowingly achieving this feat, he received a new T-shirt, an eyeglass cleaning cloth imprinted with a subway map, and a $100 OMNY card.
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As part of Print & Promo Marketing’s 2023 Top Suppliers list, we asked some of the top-ranked suppliers about how they managed to continue their growth throughout the uncertainty that has still loomed over 2021 and 2022. Read on for our conversation with CJ Schmidt, CEO of Hit Promotional Products, the No. 2 supplier on…
Read MoreSTAHLS’ Adds Sport-Stitch Embroidery Technology
STAHLS’, St. Clair Shores, MI, is announcing the launch of Sport-Stitch, a heat-applied solution to custom embroidery. Sport-Stitch offers a stitched appearance without the need for any sewing, providing a hassle-free, time-saving, and cost-effective alternative for achieving high-quality embroidered finishes. Perfect for jerseys, jackets, and headwear, this new product allows for apparel decorators to diversity…
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As part of Print & Promo Marketing’s 2023 Top Suppliers list, we asked some of the top-ranked suppliers about how they managed to continue their growth throughout the uncertainty that has still loomed over 2021 and 2022. Read on for our conversation with Brandon Brown, vice president of marketing for Snugz USA, the No. 8…
Read More2023 Top Suppliers: How Edwards Garment Found Success In a ‘Normal Year’
As part of Print & Promo Marketing’s 2023 Top Suppliers list, we asked some of the top-ranked suppliers about how they managed to continue their growth throughout the uncertainty that has still loomed over 2021 and 2022. Read on for our conversation with Bryan Kiel, director of marketing for Edwards Garment, the No. 2 supplier…
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