Planning for the New Year is important. Sometimes that planning requires reflecting. With that in mind, here are eight apparel-selling tips we received in 2013 to take you into the New Year.
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Editor’s Picks: Finding the Invincible Summer
Working inside during the summer can be a bummer. Brighten the days of office workers with these sunny products.
Read MoreWarming up in Style
With summer on the horizon, however, tees and tanks have been hard at work conditioning (supposedly with Mark Wahlberg’s trainer). Fans are sure they’ll reclaim the title as the everyday essential, and with the right style knowledge, you can take advantage of their victory
Read MoreEditor’s Picks: Geek Chic
Let your clients show off their inner geekiness using styles inspired by The Big Bang Theory.
Read MoreEditor’s Picks: Downton Shabby Chic
Can’t get enough of Downton Abbey fashion? Help end-users channel their favorite character(s) through classic styles with a modern twist.
Read More6 Fashion Week Styles Available Now
Trends from New York Fashion Week are already available on PM’s Search. Click through to see.
Read MoreMajor Industry Shifts from Q4 2012
A look at some of the executive-level appointments and resignations from the last two months.
Read MoreAlternative Apparel Announces Erik Joule as Brand President and Chief Merchandising Officer
Alternative Apparel has appointed Erik Joule as president and chief merchandising officer. Joule will be based out of the Alternative Apparel design office in Los Angeles, and report directly to CEO Evan Toporek as well as work closely with founder and chief creative officer Greg Alterman.
Read MoreEditor’s Picks: In Love with Cardigans
Will cardigans be a staple in your fall wardrobe? Check out some of the latest trends in these cozy sweaters.
Read MoreI Don’t Want My MTV: When celebrity fashion takes a very wrong turn
The award show red carpet is a playground for celebrities to experiment and push fashion boundaries. Proceed with caution when designing your own wardrobe to avoid being on somebody’s “worst dressed list.” Promotional apparel can allow for fun and flexibility without crossing the line.
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