Printleaf Adds Promotional Products Service

Printleaf, an online printing company that focuses in commercial printing for businesses, is launching a promotional product branch of the company on promo.printleaf.com. The site includes promotional items featuring drinkware, writing instruments, T-shirts, smartphone accessories and more. “Printleaf is always looking for new ways to help businesses and organizations use print marketing to benefit them,…

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Bella+Canvas Launches PRISM

Bella+Canvas, Los Angeles, launched a new classification of Heather called PRISM. The debut collection, which brings new innovation to the heather category, was created by re-engineering the heather yarn spinning and fabric dyeing process to create stunning halftones and never-before-seen dimension. Following the success of last year’s industry-changing Black Heather, Bella+Canvas sought out to find…

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A Manhattan Store Is Doing Away With All Branding On Its Items

Branding is essential. This isn’t news to any of you, given your profession. A well-designed label or smartly placed display could make all the difference for a customer who doesn’t quite know what they want. So, what does it mean when a store completely does away with any and all branding? Perfumarie, a perfume store…

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Artistic Toy Manufacturing Employee Buys Company

Artistic Toy Manufacturing, Allentown, Pa., announced that its former sales manager purchased the company on Dec. 29. Katrina Marshall, who held the position for 11 years, acquired the assets to form a new company, which will operate under the name Artistic Toys & Promotions LLC. “I am humbled and honored to see Katrina take Artistic…

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Stormtech Adds Regional Sales Manager for Western U.S.

Stormtech, Burnaby, B.C., announced the addition of Kim Brockschmidt to its team in the role of regional sales manager, U.S. – West. “Kim has a proven track record of success,” said Sean Annable, vice president of sales for Stormtech. “Her extensive sales management experience and strong customer relationships will be a valuable addition to our…

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Harley-Davidson Files Suit Against Apparel Company for Trademark Infringement

Apparently, Affliction acknowledged the likeness, but only agreed to stop selling six of the allegedly infringing items. This was not enough for Harley-Davidson, as it is now seeking $2 million per trademark for each type of product, as well as profits, damages, attorney fees and the destruction of all existing products that infringe on Harley-Davidson’s trademark…

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