In a rapidly evolving global trade environment, understanding the intricacies of apparel sourcing becomes more critical than ever. As tensions rise and policies shift, companies must remain vigilant to adapt and thrive. In this in-depth exploration, we focus on the revealing insights shared in a discussion between industry experts Bret Schnitker and Emily Lane on the podcast episode “Tariffs & … Read More
Boosting Revenue in Your Business: The Power of Custom Apparel
Listen to the blog here: Custom apparel can significantly boost revenue, even if it’s not the primary focus of your business. Let’s take a look at how this plays out in the competitive beverage industry. In today’s fiercely competitive beverage market—whether it’s beer, wine, hard seltzers, or spirits—finding creative ways to drive revenue is more important than ever. While traditional … Read More
How to Build Your Core
Listen to blog here: If you are reading this for tips on building rock-hard 6-pack abs, this isn’t the article for you. Now, if you are looking to develop an apparel program that is rock solid and provides an excellent revenue stream for your business, this is the place for you. Whether or not clothing is a main vertical for … Read More
Navigating Forced and Prison Labor in the Fashion Industry: Ensuring Ethical Manufacturing
In recent news, the prevalence of forced labor and unethical manufacturing practices in the fashion industry have once again taken center stage. This has sparked a vital conversation within our latest episode of Clothing Coulture, where we explored the complexities surrounding this controversial issue. From differentiating between forced and prison labor, to identifying steps companies can take to ensure ethical … Read More
Navigating the Complexities of Global Supply Chain Disruptions
The Impact of New US Tariffs on Global Supply Chains The introduction of new tariffs by the Biden administration has added another layer of complexity to an already tumultuous global supply chain landscape. According to Bret Schnitker, with “an additional $18 billion in tariffs on goods like EVs, batteries, steel, critical minerals, and semiconductors,” The ripples are far-reaching. Despite these … Read More