The Hillary Clinton campaign team took action to modify four offensive campaign pins, according to The Weekly Standard. Forty-five artists and graphic designers created a collection of pins for Clinton’s online store, but the public took offense with Polish artist Agniezka Gasparska’s collection of pins. The pins in question all followed the same format and hinted that…
Read More3 Promotional Products for a Truly Endless Summer
Well, folks, August is here. For many of us, that’s last call on summer. Students are going back to school, the sun is out a for a slightly shorter amount of time than it was in July and, before we know it, we’ll be wearing jackets to walk to work once again. But, all is…
Read MoreThird Eye Blind Trolls Republicans (Again) with T-shirt, Benefits Clinton
Third Eye Blind, the alternative rock band best known for ’90s hits, like “Semi Charmed Life” and “Jumper,” played at a charity concert in Cleveland during the Republican National Convention. Knowing that the crowd would…
Read MoreLeaderpromos Announces Expansion with New Chicago Office to Support Growth
Leaderpromos, a Columbus, Ohio-based distributor, announced its expansion in the Chicago market to better accommodate its rapidly expanding customer base in the Midwest. The new office space, located in Chicago, will provide space for new hires—Ben Turry, director of sales and relationship management; and Rory Fitzgerald, client relations manager—as well as accommodate future growth in…
Read MoreSanMar Delivers 99 New Products in Fall Collection
SanMar, Issaquah, Wash., announced its newest product collection, which includes 99 new styles. These new products are available on www.sanmar.com and featured in the 2017 apparel, bags and caps catalog. “There are a lot of trends sparking excitement in the industry, such as athleisure, varsity looks and camouflage,” said Lee Strom, vice president of marketing…
Read MoreHow to Campaign a Campaign: 7 Steps for Better Political Promotional Campaigns
More than 20 years ago, before we started Clothpromotions, we were the very first supplier to use microfiber cloths as business cards. In 2000, we conceptualized using microfiber cloths as promotional items—Opper Fiber, which happened to be for a political campaign. The 2016 presidential candidates have spent millions of dollars on promotional products so far.…
Read MoreMitchell & Ness Maps Out Yankees, Mets Merch Sales in the City
Yankees or Mets? For New Yorkers (and some New Jersey folks, too), the debate will rage on forever. Today marks the two teams’ 189th meeting in the historic Subway Series. To commemorate the occasion, Mitchell & Ness, Philadelphia, mapped out which team is winning in terms of merchandise it has sold in New York City’s…
Read MoreThis $500 T-shirt Indicates Air Pollution
A lot of apparel manufacturers are taking steps to be greener these days. That usually means focusing on factory emissions, using sustainable materials or sourcing locally. However, Aerochromics has taken green apparel one…
Read MoreWhat You See Is What You Get
This article is the last in a three-part series about using visualization to achieve your goals. Last time, I mentioned that, during our waking hours, we deal with approximately 8 million bits of information. Our brains filter out the information they’re not aware we need. When we practice visualization by vividly picturing our goals, we…
Read MoreTechnologo Launches Custom Flier Tool
Technologo, Costa Mesa, Calif., added a new tool to its suite of virtual sample solutions. The tool allows a customer to see its logo on a selection of promotional products via a virtual flier, with just a single-click upload. Here’s how it works: Create a promotional flier featuring a selection of products, or use one provided…
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