We admit it: Nobody is perfect, not even us. Everyone makes mistakes, especially when it comes to predicting the future of smartphone technology and what features certain items will or won’t include. We bet pretty hard on the future of USB-C technology in the newest installment of the iPhone, but, due to some pretty reliable-looking…
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Earlier this month, three high school students in New Jersey found themselves at the center of controversy after their yearbook photos and quotes…
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Promotional Products Association International (PPAI), Irving, Texas, will celebrate the 60th presentation of its Pyramid Awards in 2018. The PPAI Pyramid Award has stood the test of time and continues to advance the awareness and prestige of the industry’s most innovative companies and talented individuals. First introduced in 1958, the PPAI Pyramid Award recognizes promotional…
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The Walt Disney Company has been an undeniably enviable cash cow since its 1923 founding, with numerous cinematic hits, including March’s “Beauty and the Beast” (which has grossed more than $1.25 billion and…
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Part of being in the promotional products industry is always staying ahead of the trends. While promotional apparel tends to follow retail, there’s no reason not to skip ahead and integrate color trends ahead of time. Based off fashion influencers, these color trends are going to be huge going forward, and they could pay off…
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Seriously, this fidget spinner craze is getting out of hand (no pun intended). It’s becoming such a phenomenon, that many suppliers of fidget spinners are having trouble keeping up with the demand.…
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In case you missed it, the NHL unveiled all 31 of its new Adidas uniforms. Now, my knowledge of hockey ends at Emilio Estevez being the greatest hockey coach of all time, so obviously, I’m not the most informed when it comes to hockey uniforms. With that being said, I am going to judge these…
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From a young age, we’re taught to share. It’s a lesson that follows us into adulthood, where we also embrace the mantra of “reduce, reuse, recycle.” Sometimes those two join together, and people get the opportunity to pass down something that maybe they’re finished using or want to move on from, but it’s new and…
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Sustainable fabrics and resources are all the rage right now. Even Patagonia is betting on feces and dried beetles for its next apparel campaign. So, when Sundried developed a 100 percent sustainable fabric from recycled coffee grounds (which sounds slightly more appealing than feces and dried beetles), we just had to check it out. According…
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The Pentagon is in trouble this week for news it wasted as much as $28 million over 10 years buying woodland camouflage uniforms for the Afghan army, according to USA Today. The Afghan Defense Minister picked the pricey forest color pattern over free camouflage pattern options…
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