I’ll be the first to admit it—I love the fall. From pumpkin spice everything to cozy sweaters, there’s nothing better than autumn’s chilly arrival. As you know, the change in seasons also means a change in what’s trending for apparel. These days, promotional apparel trends tend to fall closely behind runway trends, and I wanted…
Read MoreTarget Continues to Win Consumers With New Apparel Line
Target has been going all in on its fashion offerings this year, and so far, the results have been nothing but positive. Last week, the company introduced its sensory-friendly clothing line for children with disabilities, which filled a necessary void in the market. Now, the company’s new line even has fashionistas clamoring to get the…
Read MoreHere’s American Airlines’ Plan to Replace Controversial Uniforms (and Who Could Be Supplying Them)
Could it be that a resolution is finally on the horizon for American Airlines’ employee uniform crisis? The last we heard, American Airlines flight attendants were preparing to sue over the uniforms that caused some employees to break out in hives. It looks like American Airlines is finally taking steps to remedy the crisis, but…
Read MoreUniversity of Oregon Enlists Other Schools to Donate to Houston
The University of Oregon has found itself at the center of a few feel-good stories lately. Most recently, we reported that the school allowed juvenile cancer patients to design an Oregon Ducks football uniform. Now, the university’s equipment office tweeted out yesterday that it is partnering with the University of Houston’s equipment department to donate…
Read MoreStarbucks Is Closing Its E-Commerce Platform
In order to focus more heavily on its digital advertising, Starbucks is closing its online merchandise platform. Today reported that the Seattle-based beverage giant will still sell products like mugs, coffee, bottles and more on other platforms, such as Amazon, but will no longer offer them from its shop.starbucks.com e-commerce site. “We’re continuing to invest…
Read MoreTaylor Swift’s New Merchandise Line Looks A Lot Like Kanye’s
So we can’t be certain whether Taylor Swift’s new song “Look What You Made Me Do” is about Kanye, but it’s hard not to believe that she at least had Ye in mind when creating the merchandise for her new album, “Reputation.” The internet also noticed, and, as it tends to do, reacted strongly. https://twitter.com/marjswifter/status/900409123753279489…
Read MoreTrade Limbo Doesn’t Stop NBA Store From Hawking New Jerseys of Kyrie Irving And Isaiah Thomas
Many athletes enjoy the fortune and familiarity that comes with playing a long time or even their whole careers for one franchise,…
Read MoreGold Coast Promotional Products Association Acknowledges Supplier Partners
Having just completed its annual S4 Success Summit/Summer Showcase, the Gold Coast Promotional Products Association (GCPPA) acknowledged the following supplier partners who have participated each year that the Success Summit has taken place. The so-called “Summit Foundation” partners are as follows: Ad-A-Day Calloway/Perry Ellis Cloth Promotions Plus Gill/Bebco Imagen Brands RuMe TSF Sportswear Wilmer Windbrella…
Read MoreCanadian Veterans’ Group ‘Appalled’ by Phony Remembrance Product Seller
An online business called Canada Veterans has been selling products that commemorate military service, such as T-shirts and brooches. The problem, according to the Canadian Veterans Advocacy organization,…
Read MoreHow Promotional Products Can Bring a Team Together
The best kinds of promotions are the ones that leave end-users feeling like they received a valuable gift. What some might write off as a little freebie, others cherish for years to come. Laura Martin, president of Red Rover Promotions,…
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