A company in Minnesota that makes branded baseball bats will now sell products in all 30 Major League Baseball ballparks thanks to a referral from Minnesota Twins president and CEO David St. Peter.
Read MoreFrank Green created a very popular water bottle. The problem? It was too big for most cupholders. So, the company designed a special accessory so users can fit their bottles into their cupholders. It shows how a drinkware promo can include more than just a cup or bottle, and prolong usage.
Read MoreThe Oscars are right around the corner, and we took a look at what’s inside the Distinctive Assets “Everybody Wins” gift set that nominees will receive. Spoiler alert: It’s pretty awesome.
Read MoreThere are few people more famous and good-looking than Ryan Reynolds. So, when he donned a T-shirt for the Terry Fox Foundation charity run, it made sense that the event organizers got thousands of requests to buy it.
Read MoreAfter demand for its branded products was so high, Starbucks Korea is toning back its promotional efforts to allow people to buy coffee without having to fight crowds.
Read MoreThere was a scene planned for the new “Ant-Man” movie where the character hit home runs at Oracle Park in San Francisco. The scene got canceled, but Marvel already made 20,000 “Ant-Man”-themed Giants caps. So, what happens to them now?
Read MoreUnder Armour has been named the official apparel partner of the XFL, and will provide the official team uniforms, official sideline apparel, performance apparel, and footwear. The two brands have had difficult years, but the partnership could be mutually beneficial.
Read MoreThe Milwaukee Bucks released a private-label apparel line called Bucks In Six to specialize in more fashion-forward pieces. The Bucks are following the lead of other sports franchises and even restaurants to increase their branding footprint.
Read MoreTo celebrate the release of the next “Scream” movie, “Scream VI,” Cinemark is running a special promotion for a popcorn bucket that looks like Ghosface’s famous mask and hood. There’s also a little matching cup. The buckets are already re-selling online for more than $100.
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Bindle Bottle LLC is recalling its eponymous Bindle Bottles after it was discovered that they may contain an area of exposed lead on the bottle’s bottom storage compartment. The bottle comes with a piece on the bottom that can unscrew to store snacks or other little food items. That means that any unpackaged food in…
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