According to Google search data, a Marc Jacobs tote bag was the top-trending tote bag of 2023. At first glance, it looks like similar tote bags. But, the bag is called “The Tote Bag,” making a bold claim that this is the bag that anybody who’s anybody is carrying.
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Anaheim Ducks and The Offspring Want Fans to ‘Come Out and Play’ For Dual-Anniversary Night
Hockey is possibly the most punk rock sport there is. Yes, football has plenty of hits, but it just doesn’t have that nonstop action that hockey does. It’s pretty much a mosh pit with incentives. Plus, arenas tend to host rock bands more often than football stadiums (unless you’re, like, Bruce Springsteen). The Anaheim Ducks…
Read MoreStarbucks’ Stanley Promo Shows Power of Premium Brands
Starbucks just released a red holiday-themed Stanley 40 oz. cup, which retails for $49.95 and is reportedly flying off the shelves at Starbucks locations, as well as Starbucks locations within Target and Kroger stores. People have been waking up at the crack of dawn to get them (and in some cases sell them online).
Read MoreHanesbrands Inc. Considers Champion Sale
Hanesbrands Inc., Winston-Salem, N.C., is reportedly interested in selling its Champion brand, with management firms WHP Global and Authentic Brands Group showing interest in buying it. According to CNBC, Hanes could decide to sell Champion in an effort to cut costs, after facing pressure from activist investors at Barington Capital Group. Champion reportedly sees annual…
Read MoreTito’s Asks How You Like Your Holiday Promo: Not Ugly, Kinda Ugly, Uglyish, or Ugliest?
Tito’s is keeping in the spirit of the Ugly Sweater promo, but letting people decide how far they want to turn that ugly dial, with an entire line of sweater-themed products for people, pets, and even drinkware that range from “Not That Ugly,” to “Kinda Ugly,” “Uglyish,” “Ugly,” “Uglier,” and finally “Ugliest.”
Read MoreThe Supreme Court Is Confused Why This Guy Thinks Trademark Denial for ‘TRUMP TOO SMALL’ is Limiting His Free Speech
Democratic activist Steve Elster is arguing to the Supreme Court that being denied a trademark for “TRUMP TOO SMALL” for use on merchandise is limiting his free speech. In a rare moment of unanimity, the Supreme Court justices seem confused about how it has anything to do with his free speech.
Read MorePhillies Player’s Son Unveils His Latest T-shirt Design for Charity
A portrait then-8-year-old Liam Castellanos did of his big-league dad ended up on a T-shirt that the team sold through the Reds’ official store, with proceeds going to charity. Now in Philly, Liam once again put marker to paper for charity, this time drawing himself and bringing his own face into the team.
Read MoreGold Peak Tea Created a Smartphone Camera Lens Full of Iced Tea For Peak ‘Golden Hour’ Images
With the technological advancements in smartphone design, we’ve all become photographers in our own way, and Gold Peak tea is helping us all find that “golden hour” through a branded smartphone lens that’s filled with actual Gold Peak iced tea.
Read MoreMetallica, Major League Baseball Take Legal Action Against Counterfeit Merchandise
The company behind Metallica’s merchandise filed a lawsuit in St. Louis to request law enforcement crack down on counterfeiters outside of the band’s shows this month. Similarly, authorities are warning baseball fans of bogus merchandise outside of World Series ballparks.
Read MoreAIA Corporation Hosts National Sales Meeting in Nashville
AIA Corporation, Appleton, WI, recently held its National Sales Meeting at the prestigious Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, TN. The annual conference was designed to create authentic connections with a vision to empower and inspire, fostering a sense of unity among AIA’s dedicated community of AIA Owners, MVP Suppliers and AIA Staff.…
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