Lincoln, Nebraska-based Relentless Merchandise (Merch) has a stake in the big game happening on Feb. 11. If the Kansas City Chiefs take down the San Fransisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII (58), the screen-printing shop will need to turn around 10,000 championship T-shirts in eight hours.
Read MoreInvestors in a pickleball company are now worried they were taken for a ride after giving money to Rodney “Rocket” Grubbs’ “Pickleball Rocks” company, based around growing the sport through branded merchandise.
Read MoreStanley, one of the most influential brands in drinkware for the time being, is looking to grow into the apparel world, too. The company just released a line of sweatshirts, T-shirts, socks, hats, and more.
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Labels and tags can be used to further enhance a brand and tell its story in greater detail. And as we enter the new year, distributors should be privy to what they can offer so their clients’ brands stand out and stay on people’s minds.
Read MoreTom Brady’s Brady apparel brand is merging with NoBull. NoBull already has strong ties to the NFL, having sponsored the Draft Combine.
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Josh King, CEO of YNIS Inc., shares where the industry’s recruiting efforts can improve, offers insight to his goal-setting process, and more.
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Buffalo Bay announced the closing of its neckwear division on May 1, 2024. The company will continue to fill current orders, and accept new and repeat orders through the end of February.
Read MoreRather than running a Super Bowl ad, Miller Lite is giving out 1,000 T-shirts with QR codes to encourage people to become “running billboards.”
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Storm Duds Raingear, Attleboro, MA, announced the addition of Pamela Clement as its national account manager.
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Tips from distributors who count these particular verticals among their most successful, and see how they got involved in the first place, what sorts of products work for them, what unique challenges each customer vertical creates, and more.
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