Apparel
Bodek and Rhodes–Adult Ultraclub Adventure 3-in-1 Systems Jacket-Ultraclub
Get out and stay out in comfort with the Adult Ultraclub Adventure 3-in-1 System Jacket from Bodek and Rhodes. The waist-cut length jacket has a hideaway hood, elasticized cuffs with Velcro closure and the inner fleece jacket snaps easily in place at collar and cuffs. The jackets open-bottom waist adds comfort and increases the freedom of movement.
Dunbrooke–Three-In-One System Jacket-Teton
The Three-in-One System Jacket-Teton by Dunbrooke has a wind- and water-resistant Softel nylon shell, polyester mesh-lined outer jacket with nylon-lined sleeves. The nylon shell jacket has three zippered outside pockets and a draw cord bottom hem. The nylon-lined hood is completely detachable and the eight ounce, anti-pill polyester microfleece liner can be zipped out and worn alone. The inside microfleece jacket has side-seam hand pockets, a cell phone pocket and a PDA pocket.
SanMar–Port Authority Signature Waterproof Adventure Jacket
Don't let rain, sleet or snow hold you back from any adventure. The Port Authority Signature Waterproof Adventure Jacket from SanMar. The jacket has an 100 percent M-Tek nylon shell with sealed seams for excellent waterproof protection. The coat is rounded out with zip and snap storm flap, a hidden hood and slash pockets with protective flaps and zippered closures,
As designers become more and more established in the fashion industry, crafting creations for the catwalk might become second nature, but real life off the runway still takes its toll--in the form of old age. Giorgio Armani, Ralph Lauren, Karl Lagerfeld and Oscar de la Renta are a few of the famous faces that are growing older and questions are already being asked about who will succeed them in their positions.
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Your spirit fingers make a cameo more than once a day. And your jazz hands? Let’s just say there had to be an intervention — and it wasn’t pretty.
Shift the focus downward (your feet are jealous of the attention!) with bright, bold shoes by NYC-based design duo Osborn.
The fair trade, jazz-inspired oxfords and booties — featured in our stop-motion video today — come in crazy patterns ranging from polka-dot floral and wool tweed to an in-your-face safari print.
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Trevose, Pennsylvania-based BroderBros. Co. announced it added eConscious organic and sustainable apparel to its 2010 product selection. Along with durability and style, the use of certified-organic cotton and recycled polyester is a primary selling point for this brand.
On Friday December 11, 2009 River’s End Trading Company, Hopkins Minn., signed a letter of intent to acquire the rights to Page & Tuttle and license the Forsyth brand for the promotional products and golf industry in the United States.
"Oeko-Tex certification is an important part of our overall product safety and integrity strategy," said Anthony Corsano, chief executive officer of Anvil Knitwear, New York. "By making sure our products do not contain harmful substances, we are demonstrating our commitment to our consumers, our customers, our workforce and the communities in which we live and work. We are honored to accept the 10,000th Oeko-Tex certificate on behalf of all the people who interact with our products."
No matter how much you love yoga, taking a yoga mat on a trip may seem a little over the top. Yet, either for traction or hygiene, many people prefer to have something between their feet and the surface where they're practicing, especially if it's a hotel room floor or a borrowed mat at a studio. The solution may be a pair of yoga socks.
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The aughts—can't someone come up with a better name?—were the decade when high fashion went from a semi-private members' club to mainstream entertainment. Final confirmation of that came in 2009, a year that was less about the selling of clothes (that lingering recession) than the spectacle of clothes. With bloggers in the front row, designers starring in their own movies, and pop divas (and first ladies) wearing the most avant-garde looks, there was hardly a dull moment. Here, a glance back at 12 months that began with the Obama inauguration and ended with Chanel's Shanghai shebang.
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