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Drinkware, Social Media & the Continual Search for the Next Stanley

First, it was Nalgene. Then, it was Yeti. After that, it was S’well, Hydro Flask, Stanley, Owala – an ever-growing list of water bottle brands making their mark on the cultural zeitgeist. In each of these “it” brands’ moment of glory, they dominated both retail and promo. S’well generated over $100 million in revenue from…

The massive hurricane was forcing closures and otherwise impacting operations at industry companies in its path.

Print & Promo Marketing’s ongoing feature series, Executive Perspectives, tells the personal entrepreneurial stories of leading professionals in the print and promotional products industry. This month, we interviewed Casey Duke, partner at Metrographics (asi/268937) in Fairfield, NJ. In our chat, Duke discussed everything from taking over the reins from his father and modernizing the business, to adapting…

Try these strategies to enhance your marketing efforts and build engagement with prospects online.

Celebs like Kristen Stewart and Kendall Jenner have been spotted wearing boxer shorts as outerwear.

Working with substrates outside of the normal range of materials can be difficult. Thick and tough substrates, as well as delicate ones, are some of the most challenging. When you think of printing, your mind may go straight toward the most common media, like paper, vinyl, and films. However, wide-format printers often tackle a wider…

The industry will end the year with a bang, collectively generating its highest revenue and greatest year-over-year sales growth of any 2024 quarter in Q4.

The reusable bag supplier will fund the removal of one pound of plastic waste for each bag sold beginning Oct. 1.

A strike by unionized port workers along the East and Gulf Coasts could send disruption rippling through global supply lines, including the promotional products market.

When Kate Ivory, owner of GIDI Promotions, started out as a distributor more than 20 years ago, something happened that really bothered her. She was immediately offered end-quantity pricing (EQP) by suppliers – even though she’d never worked with those suppliers before. “It’s like, I’ve done nothing to deserve that,” says Ivory, who’s based out…