Famous Alligator Chance the Snapper and Capturer To Receive Combo Bobblehead

When we learned that Chicagoans had dubbed a gone-astray alligator Chance the Snapper, we immediately laughed, enjoying the spin on the name of Chance the Rapper, a common Headlines subject for us. News that the reptile would receive his own bobblehead gave us further delight, but nothing could top reading that his capturer, Frank “Alligator”…

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Orbus’ SignPro Systems Division Now Offers Turnkey, ADA-Compliant Wall Frames

Orbus Exhibit & Display Group, Woodridge, Ill., announced that SignPro Systems, the company’s way finding signage division, now offers graphic inserts and ADA-compliant lenses with al of its curved and flat wall frames. Graphics and ADA lenses are an exciting addition to SignPro Systems’ already extensive line of way finding solutions that includes wall signs,…

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QCA Launches Certification Program For Distributors And Decorators

Quality Certification Alliance (QCA), Chicago, has expanded its services for distributors and apparel decorators by introducing a certification program. This builds upon the existing Advocacy Council, and allows distributors and decorators to further their commitment to brand safety and responsible sourcing. “Today, large companies are interested in vendors who not only understand the importance of…

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Here’s Why NASA’s Logo is The Hottest Fashon Item

A few weeks ago, we briefly discussed the resurgence of the NASA logo in our article on Apollo 11 anniversary apparel. While Apollo 11 anniversary merchandise is currently a huge seller for retailers, it turns out NASA might be winning the apparel space race.

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According to Adidas, These 4 Apparel Colors are Major Trends

We might finally be able to say Millennial Pink’s moment is over. Adidas doubled down on its adicolor collection by teaming up with four Canadian artists to design rooms around the four colors in the collection. And while the rooms are awesome, what actually has our attention are the colors themselves.

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