The Company Making T-shirts From Spoiled Milk

Millions of pounds of milk have gone to waste this year, and more will likely do so as states ponder how they will continue to handle supply chain disruptions from the coronavirus. We have long known that we should make lemonade when life gives us lemons, but Mi Terro is altering that saying for this situation, using discarded milk to make T-shirts…

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Delta Apparel Joins Cotton LEADS Program

Delta Apparel, Greenville, S.C., has joined the Cotton LEADS program, signifying its commitment to sustainability and acknowledging the ongoing improvements U.S. and Australian cotton growers continue to make under both countries’ stringent regulatory environments. The aim of the Cotton LEADS program is to raise awareness of sustainable and responsible cotton growing practices, and to keep…

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Baltimore Apparel Company Packs Positive Messages in Reusable Bottles

A Baltimore apparel company is giving everyone a little bit of fun and positivity, as well as a reusable bottle, through a new line of apparel. Mess in a Bottle was started by Kalilah Wright in 2016, shortly after the Freddie Gray riots in Baltimore. Wright, who used to work at Under Armour, wanted to use apparel as a way to spread a positive message…

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Royal Apparel Announces New Virtual Options, Sample Program

Royal Apparel, Hauppage, N.Y., announced it is adapting to the current needs of customers with new virtual capabilities. The cancellation or postponement of trade shows, in-person presentations and showroom visits has become a common headline in the pandemic-driven news coverage these days. With CDC guidelines urging social distancing practices and essential travel only, Royal Apparel…

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