Product Spotlight: Not Your Average Hoodie
Hoodies are more popular than ever but just because they are sweatshirts doesn't mean they have to be limited to a traditional design. Hoodies are available in a variety of fabrics and styles.
Screen print your logo onto this Charles River Bonded Polyknit Sweatshirt. It is made of a smooth finished polyknit bonded to microfleece. It has the feel of a soft shell garment with a traditional sweatshirt design with drawstrings at hood, front pouch pocket, and banded hem and cuffs.
Add a twist to your apparel with this Twill-Lined Headliner Hoodie by Boxercraft. It features a coordinating twill lining in the hood to make this hoodie unique.
Embroider your logo on the Charles River Sherpa Lined Hoodie to keep everyone comfortable whether relaxing or running errands. It provides ultimate comfort with an anti-pill sherpa fleece lining in the body and hood and a jersey lining in the sleeves. The hoodie has a pouch-like pocket that contains a hidden cell phone pocket. It has drawstrings at the hood and rib knit cuffs and hem.
Screen print your logo on the LAT Sportswear Ladies French Terry Hooded Pullover to be stylish and comfortable. It is softly shaped for a classic feminine fit. It features a v-neck collar and is made of a super soft French terry.
If you would like to order any of these styles or find out what other hoodie styles we have available, let us know, our order minimums are only 12 pieces.
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High Anxiety
Tough economic times call for proactive ways to boost employee moral
Exerted from Wearables Magazine - June 2009
High Anxiety
Tough economic times call for proactive ways to boost employee moral
Exerted from Wearables Magazine - June 2009
Finding new roles for employees left unsteady by changing circumstances goes hand-in-hand with promoting a positive attitude, Kim Spruell says. Her goal is to make employees believe that tough times represent an opportunity, and by allowing then to stretch their skills, such outside-the-box thinking - along with support channels such as open communication and religious faith - is leading to positive results. Read more...
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