SanMar—District Threads Ladies’ Velour Fitted Flare Pants
Low-rise and sassy, these fitted flare pants have a comfortable waistband for a couture look. They are made from an 80/20 cotton/poly blend and feature a double-needle flatlock hem at bottom. The drawstring is dyed to match the pant in order to complete the design. The comeback of velour has officially arrived.
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Kavio—Yoga Capri Pant in 1×1 Rib
Finally a yoga pant that gives the freedom to move. These capri-style pants offer a flattering, body-hugging form. For a looser fitting pant, distributors can choose one size larger, depending on the need of the end-buyer. Pants are available in sizes S to XL
Read MoreTen Spring Things Worth Investing In
Prepare to unfreeze your credit cards. From notice-me prints to subtle new takes on uniform dressing, we’ve identified 10 key pieces from the Spring 2010 runways, each one guaranteed to make a difference in your closet next season.
1. A Digital Print
Alexander McQueen’s engineered prints were otherworldly, but our shout-out goes to London up-and-comer Mary Katrantzou. Her imaginative and beautiful placement-print dresses were as curvy and colorful as the handblown glass they were inspired by.
Click here to see all 10 from Style.com.
Winston-Salem, North Carolina-based Hanesbrands Inc., of which the promotional branch Hanes Printables is a part, announced it will host a live Internet audio webcast of its third-quarter investor conference call at 5 pm. EDT on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009.
Read MoreHopkins, Minnesota-based River’s End Trading Company thanked customers for their business and looked ahead at 2010.
Read MoreFrom leather to PVC, show your tough-chic side in the season’s hottest staple.
Click here to see all the hottest leggings from Elle.com.
Hebron, Ohio-based Heritage Sportswear Inc., announced Champion, KC Caps, Kariban, Liberty Bags and Timberland have been added to the company’s 2010 brand roster. “Great additions equal great sales,” said Terry Cline
Read MoreIt’s early, but Spring 2010 is shaping up to be a season of storied fabrics. Yesterday we told you about David Hart’s new line of ties, made out of Thomas Mason cotton shirt fabric; and today we got a look at a new collection of khakis, shorts and work shirts that’s cut from the same material Filson uses for those briefcases you see guys carrying around (here in Manhattan, at least).
Click here to read the entire story from GQ.com.
HuffPost’s Game Changers celebrates 100 innovators, visionaries and leaders in 10 categories who are harnessing the power of new media to reshape their fields and change the world. With your help, we’ve picked 10 people who are changing the game in style. We honor and salute them.
Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/16/huffpost-game-changers-wh_n_314095.html
Read MoreAsh City USA, Lenexa, Kansas, announced it became a supporter in the fight against breast cancer. With the recent launch of the company’s “We’re Thinking Pink” campaign, Ash City USA is raising funds in support of the American Breast Cancer Foundation’s (ABCF) mission of providing financial resources for under-insured women and men in need of diagnostic services for breast cancer.
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