Dairy Queen Starts Holiday Party Early With Branded Elf Sweater

It seems like the holiday season gets earlier and earlier every year. 2020 has had its fair share of time-warp moments, but it’s probably safe to hold off on all things holiday until at least after Labor Day Weekend. Dairy Queen might not have gotten that memo, though, based on the fact that it’s already selling elf sweaters…

Zoom Shirts and More: What’s Trending in Women’s Promotional Apparel

While things are different right now, the entire universe hasn’t been upended to the point where we’re all going to start wearing drab jumpsuits. Fashion is still fashion, and thanks to the internet and TV, we can still keep track of the newest looks. We can use that as our primary yardstick for what people want…

alphabroder Launches Digitally Enhanced Catalog

alphabroder, Trevose, Pa., released its state-of-the-art 2021 digitally enhanced catalog. Loaded with exclusive video from the industry’s top brands that better display key features of products and designed to deliver an engaging, safe way to sell, the premier of this catalogue and its companion web connect feature uses innovation to put thousands of unique styles…

TikTok Partners With Teespring to Let Users Sell Branded Merchandise Directly in App

TikTok, the wildly popular social media platform, is now opening the door for content creators to sell merchandise directly through the app. TikTok partnered with Teespring to allow content creators to design their own merchandise and let fans buy it directly on the app. This is a first for TikTok, but not new for similar apps like YouTube or Instagram…

Proforma Launches Business Success Webinar Series

Proforma, Cleveland, has launched a new series of webinars called “New Days, New Ways” as a sequel to its original “Rise & Thrive” webinar series. The “Rise & Thrive” series, introduced in March 2020, included more than 100 webinars focused on helping members pivot and innovate during the first several months of COVID-19. This original…

UCLA Sues Under Armour for $200M Over Breach of Record Apparel Contract

A lawsuit alleges that Under Armour misled UCLA about its financial standing—resulting in an enormous $280 million apparel contract in 2016—and then failed to make scheduled payments or deliver products as laid out in the contract. Under Armour informed UCLA two months ago that it was terminating the deal with more than $200 million still owed to UCLA…