You thought your imaginary friend, Moses, was trustworthy. Until he didn’t show up for your dance recital.
Real friends are the ones that count. Like Telo Dunne and Olivia Shanks, best pals and codesigners of budding local line Imaginary People. The former models met in college, bonding over the endless search for long inseams.
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Your clothes may have a chemical-dependency problem. The cotton in your shirt was likely grown with a strong dose of pesticides and chemical fertilizers. Many synthetic fabrics such as nylon, acrylic and polyester are petroleum-based.
But it’s getting easier for consumers to break the habit, as more clothing made from organic cotton or renewable and reused fabrics hits store shelves and the Internet.
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Read MoreRunning is a delightfully simple sport compared with other gear-laden activities. Still, it’s a treat when something comes along to add a little fun and function to a runner’s wardrobe: Enter arm warmers.
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Read MoreTrevose, Pennsylvania-based BroderBros. Co. announced the company will release the financial results for its third quarter 2009 on Thursday, November 5, 2009.
Read MoreLeather is no longer reserved just for bikers and bad girls. For spring designers are making everything from hot shorts to ruffled skirts to slinky dresses from the supplest skins. While there was plenty of tough black on the runways, these softer neutral colors are light and fresh for the new season.
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Read MoreI sat down with Narciso Rodriguez on Election Day 2009 to recount the past year. Yes, that Narciso Rodriguez – the designer responsible for the bold (and highly controversial) black and red sleeveless dress Michelle Obama wore exactly a year ago when her husband swept the polls and became President of the United States.
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Edwards Garment—Men’s Pique Stitch V-Neck Vest
End-users will love this classic Pique Stitch V-Neck Vest from Edwards Garment that features V-neck and fine-gauge textured pique stitch. As a favorite of golfers, wearers will stand out on the course with this sweater’s elasticity in the waist and cuffs that allows for shape retention.
Hebron, Ohio-based Heritage Sportswear Inc., a leading wholesaler of imprintable apparel and accessories, announced the company’s partnership with apparel manufacturer JERZEES for a month-long fleece promotion awarding prizes that include five Garmin Navigation Systems, five iPOD touch MP3 players, five 26″ HDTVs, and four Apple MacBook Air laptops.
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S&S Activewear—Jockey Ladies’ Fine Gauge V-neck Sweater with Woven Collar and Cuffs
The best feature of this fine gauge V-neck sweater by S&S Activewear is the all-in-one look of the poplin collar and cuffs. The sweater features a V-neck, and ¾ length sleeves that can take wearers through many different seasons. The collar and cuffs are of a cotton polyester blend and allow wearers the convenience of having two shirts in one. The stitched hem adds just the right amount of detail for a classic look.
Dallas-based Senator Promotional Group USA (SPGUSA) announced it hired industry veteran Bob Tidwell to serve as company president and CEO, effective immediately.
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