Will Clothing Rental Make Its Way to Promotional Apparel?

Rent the Runway was the first major company to launch the clothing rental model. The concept is simple: Shoppers pick out an apparel item they like, choose the size, select the dates they need the outfit, pay a fee, and the item is sent to their door. After the purchaser has worn the outfit, she sends it back…

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The Spice Girls Are Back and They’ve Got Charity T-shirts to Prove It

the newly reunited Spice Girls (aka the same group minus Victoria Beckham) has unveiled a charity apparel collection featuring a T-shirt, sweatshirt and hoodie that feature the phrase “#IWannabeASpiceGirl.” All the proceeds from the collection will go towards Power Up, a part of Comic Relief’s Gender Justice pillar, which centers around equality for women and girls…

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How to Increase Sales With Trending Promotional Tech & Mobile Products

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn why Mobile and Technology solutions are having such a huge impact on the promo industry. While searches for traditional products fall, searches for Phone Grips are up 340%. Mobile accessories, power banks and Qi chargers are must-have products due to their broad appeal and usefulness for end-users.

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Sweda Welcomes Bob Engh as New Regional Sales Executive, Midwest

Sweda Company LLC, City of Industry, Calif., welcomed Bob Engh as a new regional sales executive for the Midwest, covering Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota. Engh, a native of Minneapolis, joins Sweda from J. Charles Awards & Recognition Company, with prior experience at Crystal Awards & Recognition. “Bob…

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3-D Printing Is About to Get a Lot Less Expensive

The concept of 3-D printing isn’t new, but for a lot of companies, it’s not economically viable. The benefits don’t outweigh the cost, yet. But, 3-D printing company Carbon is looking to make 3-D printing more accessible for everyone by slashing the price of three commonly used resin materials. Carbon CEO Joe DeSimone told Forbes…

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