Imperial Becomes Official Licensed Headwear of Major League Pickleball

Sportsman Cap & Bag’s Imperial brand was named the official licensed headwear of Major League Pickleball (MLP). It’s the first official licensed headwear for the league, in a sport that’s been growing in popularity, attracting endorsements and growing its promotional footprint. “As a trusted partner of MLP, we’re honored to be named their ‘official licensed…

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Patagonia Sues Nordstrom Over Counterfeit Apparel

Patagonia is suing Nordstrom over selling counterfeit polyester apparel that claimed to be made with organic cotton. With Patagonia’s mission of environmentalism and fair practices, fake apparel could damage the brand’s reputation. It’s also bad for the end-user.

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Taco Bell Manages to Make Crocs Cool With Branded Slides

Somehow, against all odds, Crocs became one of the most popular footwear choices in America. Another extremely popular brand, Taco Bell, is working with Crocs on a co-branded pair of slides that are, honestly, pretty cool. Unlike the Crocs clogs, these are more classic slide sandals, with a purple-to-black color fade, the fast food chain’s…

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A Look at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl Ring from Jostens

In partnership with Jostens, the Kansas City Chiefs players, coaches, staff, and ownership received their Super Bowl LVII Championship Rings in a private ceremony this evening. “Jostens is proud to once again be trusted by the Kansas City Chiefs to celebrate another historic milestone for their franchise, it is an honor to continue to grow…

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Printing Error Leads to Misspelled School Name on Diplomas

Students graduating from Broadneck High School in Annapolis this week could celebrate something else: being the first class to officially graduate from “Broadbeck High School” thanks to an error at the printer. https://twitter.com/capgaznews/status/1666974185652887554 According to the Baltimore Banner, more than 500 students received their diplomas with their school’s name misspelled. The school’s principal said that…

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