Boxercraft

Atlanta-based Boxercraft announced the company's cheer edition catalog is a Graphic Design USA (GDUSA) award winner. The catalog is tailored to cheer, dance and gymnastics athletes.

Atlanta-based Boxercraft announced a partnering with the Greater Midwest Cheer and Dance Expo in support of the Susan G Komen Foundation for Breast Cancer. The collaboration is responsible for the Midwest “Pink” Cheer & Dance Fest, which will occur October 12, in the Fairfield Arena in Fairfield, Ohio. This event has been a tradition for 12 years and draws more than 1,500 participants and 4,500 spectators. The Greater Midwest Cheer Expo will donate a portion of the registration to the foundation and individual teams are also asked to hold fund raisers to help support the cause. Boxercraft’s participation includes contributing pink breast cancer awareness

Tulsa, Oklahoma-based Selco announced it has launched a new Web site as a direct link to its Abelle Promotional Time collection. This watch collection has a $15 to $50 sell price range. The site now includes a new, lower 25 piece minimum allowing mixing and matching of styles to reach the minimum.
Go to www.AbellePromotionalTime.com to visit Selco’s new Web site.
About The Selco Companies
The Selco Companies was established in 1935. A manufacturer and supplier of custom imprinted and die-struck medallion watches, clocks, compasses and high-tech products, The Selco Companies’ products are available internationally through promotional products distributors.
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For those who have met me, this might be a surprising confession, but here goes.
I was a high-school cheerleader.
No, not a recreational-type pom-pom waver. I was entrenched in the highly athletic world of competitive cheerleading, death-defying stunts and all. In fact, my sister is now varsity coach at my old high school—a place where there are more championship trophies for cheerleading in the lobby display cases than there are for any other sport. By far. I know, it sounds weird. But believe me: As members of the only team that consistently won stuff, my teammates and I would become absolutely

GEORGE W. BUSH. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Franklin D. Roosevelt. What do all these men have in common, aside from the obvious? Need another clue? These are not the only famous faces to have this shared pastime on their resume. To name but a few, Katie Couric, Madonna and Meryl Streep also have their roots in similar soil. Giving up already? These well-known folks, all at the apex of their respective industries, got their start as the original No. 1 fans—cheerleaders. The connection is no coincidence. Regardless of whether it’s yelling out cheers, dominating the box office, topping the music charts or even

This January, Atlanta-based Boxercraft announced it will launch its new Spring 2008 catalog. The catalog will be mailed to promotional products distributors and decorators and will also be available at industry trade shows. Boxercraft introduced more than 20 new products for 2008, all of which will be available for purchase in January. New items include four flannel pants, madras patterns and styles, burnout tees, tunic hoodie, organic tees and tanks, tunic length tees and tanks, and sparkle cotton cuffed pants. Also, they have expanded their print and embellishment services by adding 18 new stock rhinestone transfers, custom all-over printed hoodies, and stock and

NOT TOO LONG ago, the Northwestern University women’s lacrosse team got invited to the White House. The resulting photo, which should have been a source of parental pride for years to come, soon became the stuff of media buzz legend. “You wore flip-flops to the White House?!,” proclaimed an e-mail sent to one of the four players who, while posing in the front row, was captured wearing the offending sandals. But the choice of footwear shouldn’t have surprised anyone—it’s merely a sign of the times. In general, the public’s attitude toward clothing styles has become more and more laissez-faire over the years. Suits, once a

Boxercraft, Atlanta, Ga., recently launched an expanded 40-page Fall 2007 catalog, featuring more than 100 new products. Some of the new products include flannel pants, sport and novelty imprinted pants, women’s cut boxers, custom imprinted hoodie linings, thermal hoodies and flannel hats. The new line will be showcased at the ISS Schaumburg show, Aug. 9 to 11, in Schaumburg, Ill. The company has also expanded its print and embellishment services by adding stock rhinestone transfers and foil printing. New Boxercraft customers can receive a complimentary sample when they complete a survey on the company’s Web site. For more information, call (800) 914-7774 or visit

Atlanta-based Boxercraft has added more than 100 new products, now available for purchase, to its 2007 catalog. The 32-page catalog features 15 new flannel pants, 10 new sport-imprinted pants and 10 novelty-printed pants. In addition, women’s cut boxers, matching pant and tee sets, sling bags and jersey capris add flavor to the product mix. The company has also expanded its print and embellishment services by adding 16 new stock rhinestone transfers and tee transfers to match its sport and novelty pants. It also has added individual names and numbers, printing, and custom airbrushing. For more information, visit www.boxercraft.com. Boxercraft’s 2006-2007 catalog offers distributors a

Boxercraft, Atlanta, has acquired the assets of Boxer Rebellion, an apparel manufacturer based in Virginia Beach, Va. “We are excited about the opportunity this purchase presents for the Boxer Rebellion customers and for Boxercraft,” said Jon Carroll, owner of Boxercraft. “We recently expanded our Atlanta based distribution center to offer same day shipment for in-stock items and five-day shipment for custom-printed items, so this acquisition will immediately benefit our new Boxer Rebellion customers.” Well known in the decorator, promotional product and retail markets for its unique pants and shorts, Boxercraft features team-colored flannel, sport and novelty imprints. Both the Boxercraft and Boxercraft Girl brands are identified