Athletic and Sportswear

Adding to Mike's blog about the Missouri State mishap: What happens when you don't have a mistake, but you still send the wrong message with an imprint?

Bodek and Rhodes earned four major awards in this year’s Technology Award Competition sponsored by Promotional Products Association International (PPAI).

Winston-Salem, North Carolina-based HanesBrands reported growth in net sales and adjusted earnings per diluted share for its fourth quarter and fiscal year ended Dec. 29, 2012.

A review of two new active wear pieces for 2013 and why you should consider selling them.

Seattle-based Cutter & Buck’s ANNIKA Collection for Fall 2013 will feature a visionary line that embodies the spirit of the legendary golfer, for which it is named, by combining cutting-edge technology with ingenious details for stylish performance.

The Dachis Group revealed its list of the most-loved brands in 2012. The list is based on user sentiments across social media sites like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Renren and signals from wikis and blogs. Find out which activewear brand made the top five and which brands got snubbed.

NIKE Inc. announced that Roger Wyett, president of its affiliates, will be the company’s new vice president of action sports with responsibility for the Nike Brand’s skateboarding and snow businesses, as well as Hurley International LLC.

AHEAD, the highly regarded headwear, accessories and apparel manufacturer, has agreed to a multi-year strategic partnership with Avendra, which provides a wide range of procurement services to companies in many industries, including golf.

You don't have to be a yoga enthusiast to wear yoga pants. Yoga wear has long been a trend for comfort-loving fashionistas, so why not pitch it to your clients?

The University of Washington has severed a sports-apparel contract with Adidas after a nearly yearlong campaign by students, who say the company has violated the labor rights of overseas workers.

The contract with Adidas returned about $3,000 in royalties to the UW last year, said Kathy Hoggan, director of trademarks and licensing for the university. The licensing agreement allows the German multinational company to make sports apparel with the UW logo, which is sold in stores around campus.