T-shirts and Tanks

The previously reported talks of American Apparel negotiating with various investors in order to restructure its debt have advanced beyond the point of rumor. Bloomberg reported that the company has been approached by several investors since its sales have improved, and that the discussions have included the possibility of CEO Dov Charney stepping aside as chairman in order to focus on day-to-day operations of the company.

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The comfortable, layer-able, imprintable fabrication is not just for kids.

A look at screen printing, attention-grabbing sessions and fire hoses.

Distributors offer their opinions of PROMOTIONS EAST University 2011.

Distributor reactions from the eductation sessions at PROMOTIONS EAST 2011.

A short video showing the free T-shirts given out at the 2011 Broad Street Run in Philadelphia.

Promo Marketing's February issue includes our annual T-shirt feature, and we've selected some of our favorites here to get you ready.

American Apparel Inc. (AMEX: APP) today, in the mid market session was trading at $1.17 up by 0.86% compared to its previous close of $1.16. The stock opened at $1.16 and since then touched intraday low of $1.15 and intraday high of $1.18.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9, 2011 (PRNewswire) -- Anvil Knitwear, a century-old apparel brand, today announced that it has joined the fast-growing Business for Innovative Climate & Energy Policy (BICEP) coalition. Anvil becomes the 20th member of BICEP, a group of major American companies committed to working with businesses and policymakers to enact meaningful energy and climate policies.

Cotton futures surged to a record for a third straight day as increased U.S. export sales boosted speculation that demand will continue to grow.

Cotton for March delivery rose as much as 2.7 percent to $1.9263 a pound on ICE Futures U.S. and traded at $1.8861 at 11:18 a.m. in London. The fiber has jumped 12 percent this week, the biggest increase since week of Dec. 3.