While Furie has been fighting to regain control of his character’s likeness and meaning for years, even resorting to killing Pepe off in a 2017 comic, he has been thwarted time and time again by folks on the alt-right side of life. Now, however, it seems that Furie may actually have a chance to wrest Pepe away from his captors…
Read MoreLufthansa’s Rebrand Shows Importance of Color on Physical Objects and on Screens
At first glance, Lufthansa’s rebrand is a subtle one. The specific hue of blue it’s used since the ’60s is a shade or two darker, and the yellow is replaced by white. It’s not an earth-shattering change by any stretch, but the German company’s reasoning behind the color change reflects a greater trend in advertising:…
Read MoreMcDonald’s Is Turning Its Logo Upside Down for Women’s Day Merch, Signage
When a company has plied its trade for a considerable amount of time, it might find difficult the task of taking on a novel business approach no matter what the competition is doing. Having achieved global renown, McDonald’s, which dates back to 1940, could simply say it has engaged in enough culinary experimentation to remain…
Read MoreAriel Premium Supply Launches New Website
Ariel Premium Supply, St. Louis, announced the launch of an entirely new website at www.arielpremium.com. The new site features greatly enhanced product presentation, easier navigation, a more robust search tool, a Design Lab for users to create their own flyers (powered by ZOOMcatalog) and an educational Learning Lab to share detailed product knowledge. For more…
Read MoreLacoste Aims to Save Endangered Species With Amazing Logo Idea
When you think Lacoste, one thing tends to come to mind: the famous crocodile logo. Although, if you’re me, the second thing that comes to mind is the famous pink polo from “Mean Girls”: https://twitter.com/lacoste_uk/status/461548439999086592?lang=en Well, it looks like Lacoste is ditching its iconic crocodile logo, but it’s all for a good cause (and it’s…
Read MorePeople Are Wondering Why ‘Vegan’ T-shirt Has Non-Vegan Recipe on Label
It’s strange to say an eating lifestyle choice is trending right now, but thanks to Beyonce’s Coachella announcement about going back to eating vegan, we can definitely say plant-based is in for 2018. Perhaps Topshop wanted to take advantage of the diet’s growing popularity, but they probably should have double-checked vegan requirements before unveiling their…
Read More‘Black Panther’ Boosts Demand for African Clothing
It’s been an insane few weeks for Marvel’s new “Black Panther” movie. It was announced today that the movie earned $920 million worldwide, but the sales boosts don’t end there. According to Marketplace, Los Angeles-based clothing store Kutula is seeing an increase of sales for their African garments thanks to the movie. [caption id=”attachment_105604″ align=”aligncenter”…
Read MoreDC’s Maligned Metro Rail Service Is Under Fire for Opening Branded Merchandise Store
As a lifelong resident of Philadelphia, this nearly 39-year-old scribe, thanks to SEPTA, knows all about the frustration that relying on public transportation can foster. Courtesy of the entity’s Center City-based store, though, I often put aside my irritation and revel when my son finds a few branded toys, whose purchase serves as a mini…
Read MoreHow the Uniforms Market Is Changing (According to One Expert)
There’s been no shortage of uniform news lately, from Delta’s Zac Posen-designed threads to controversial marching band uniforms. With so much transformation and change hitting the uniforms market, it can be hard to see where the future is heading. Thankfully, Apparel Magazine interviewed Richard J. Lerman,…
Read MoreBob Heintz Joins Terry Town Sales Team
Terry Town, San Diego, announced the hiring of Bob Heintz, bringing more than 20 years of industry experience to the Terry Town family. Heintz, who will hold the position of director of national sales, will be responsible for key account management, national…
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