While we already discussed the huge popularity and debatable scientific benefit of fidget spinners, news out of Texas shows that they might be downright dangerous. A Houston, Texas-area mother posted a lengthy story on Facebook about how her 10-year-old daughter swallowed a piece of her fidget spinner and had to be taken to an urgent…
Read MoreThe Wearable Revolution
We may not realize it, but a lot of us go through our daily lives with smartphones almost fused to our hands. With the ability to make calls and texts, store media and play…
Read MoreQCA Announces Rick Rayl Steps Down After 10 Years
After assisting in successfully guiding Chicago-based Quality Certification Alliance (QCA) for a decade, Rick Rayl, announced that he is stepping down from his position on the QCA Board of Directors, where he also served as chair of the Distributor Advocacy Council (DAC) committee. Rayl has served QCA for ten years, which includes being part of…
Read MoreMold Likelihood Leads The Honest Company To Recall Baby Wipes
If a consumer goods entity christens itself with a name that conveys integrity, it had better be prepared to admit any possible flaw or obvious fault in…
Read MoreHere’s a First Look at The 2017 Official NBA Draft Hats
Last night, the NBA Draft Lottery took place to decide which teams will get the first 14 picks in the draft. While the NBA Draft is a month away, we now know the teams that will get one of the top 14 picks. As a result, New Era posted the official designs for the 14…
Read MoreAre Men’s Rompers the Next Big Summer Trend?
Rompers—they’ve been a summer staple for women since 2011. And now, it looks like men want in on the casual and breezy trend, too. According to TIME, a company called ACED Design created the RompHim as the male counterpart to the one-piece look. The RompHim currently is running a Kickstarter campaign, which blew past its $10,000 goal,…
Read MoreThe Medical Apparel Market is Preparing for Huge Growth
Medical apparel hasn’t changed much over the years, but ex-executives from companies like Lululemon and The Honest Company seem to believe this industry is on the verge of massive growth. According to Glossy, these executives are partnering with two medical apparel brands, Figs and Jaanuu, to revitalize medical scrubs. Both Jaanuu and Figs have raised millions of dollars,…
Read MoreCourt Rules T-shirt Printer Can Refuse to Print Gay Pride T-shirts
Blaine Adamson, the co-owner and manager of Kentucky printing shop Hands On Originals (HOO), won a major court battle this week, according to The Washington Post. Because Adamson has a strong religious background, he refused to print a gay pride T-shirt for the 5th annual Lexington Gay…
Read MoreLands’ End Cancels Former CEO’s ‘Canvas’ Line
After taking the reins at Lands’ End Business Outfitters, former Dolce & Gabanna and Ferrari executive Federica Marchionni introduced high-end lines like Canvas by Lands’ End. Not long after taking control, Marchionni parted ways with the company (after causing tension with other high-ranking company officials). Now, Lands’ End is ending the Canvas by Lands’ End…
Read MoreCleveland Cavaliers Become Sixth NBA Team to Announce Sponsor Patch on Jerseys
While the Boston Celtics will claim a considerable share of today’s headlines thanks to last night’s 115-105 Game 7 Eastern Conference semifinals victory over the Washington Wizards, the Cleveland Cavaliers will…
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