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Grandview, Missouri-based, Zorrel International Inc., a market leader in performance and basic wearables for the promotional product, uniform, and decorator markets, announced that it has assumed certain marketing rights for the "Rohde Royce" label of apparel.

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CONVENTION AND COUTURE collide often in the fashion industry, and where the clichéd can be seen, chic can be found fleeing the scene. It is rare for something to simultaneously be hip and popular; that common articles can also be cool defies the laws of fashion physics. So it is all the more surprising when one of the most blasé, traditional tops becomes the standard for an industry. Yet across the board, T-shirts are having their spot on the catwalk. As the shirts themselves change and their place in society becomes more prominent, a different kind of T-shirt manufacturer has taken center stage. One that