Not Your Mother’s Oxford

Vantage Apparel—Women’s Velocity Repel & Release Oxford Shirt
This 60 percent cotton/40 percent polyester, 4 oz., oxford cloth shirt is wrinkle-resistant, stain-resistant and has stain-release properties. It features a spread collar, narrow reverse placket, polished pearl buttons, single-needle tailoring, back yoke with pleats and buttoning sleeve placket and cuff. It comes with replacement buttons and is available in available in French blue, blue, light yellow, white, pink and gray. A nice choice for food and restaurant-related promotions.

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Tumi Partners with Susan G. Komen Fund in Support of Breast Cancer Research

For the fifth year in a row, in recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness month, South Plainfied, New Jersey-based Tumi will partner with Susan G. Komen for the Cure in support of breast cancer research and is offering “pink” products to support the cause. This initiative is in keeping with the company’s history of social responsibility and philanthropic efforts.

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Anvil Knitwear is Launching More Sustainable Lines (thedailygreen.com)

“You may not immediately recognize the brand Anvil (no they don’t supply Wile E. Coyote), although if you check the tags on your T-shirts chances are good that you own several, most likely emblazoned with designs by another party. That’s because Anvil Knitwear is one of the biggest makers of T-shirts. So there’s big potential for scale when it comes to going greener.”

Click here to read the entire story from thedailygreen.com.

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BroderBros. Co. Announces Catalog Cover Selection

Trevose, Pennsylvania-based BroderBros. Co. announced it released its 2010 catalog cover selection, as well as the covers for the company’s 2010 Alpha, Broder and NES catalogs, which will be available in January 2010. Customers may begin placing orders for custom catalogs.

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SanMar Debuts OGIO Wearables

Issaquah, Washington-based SanMar, a leading supplier of imprintable apparel and accessories, debuted a new line of wearables from Bluffdale, Utah-based OGIO.

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Obama’s Anti-Stimulus (huffingtonpost.com)

“The Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency’s audit of American Apparel—and the layoffs that it has provoked—have put the President one big step closer to the position of Brian Bilbray, Republican Congressman from northern San Diego County and former lobbyist for the anti-immigrant, vigilante-friendly FAIR, who applauded the crackdown on American Apparel and complained to the New York Times of employers that have ‘become addicted to illegal labor.’”

Click here to read the entire story from the Huffingtonpost.com.

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Anvil Knitwear Named Official T-shirt Supplier of Farm Aid 2009

New York-based Anvil Knitwear announced it will be a sponsor and the official T-shirt supplier of Farm Aid 2009, presented by Horizon Organic in St. Louis on October 4 at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater. Farm Aid is a nonprofit organization that has raised nearly $36 million to promote a strong and resilient family farm system of agriculture.

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