A Continuously Updated List of Holiday Deals: Apparel - InsideHook

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• A Continuously Updated List of Holiday Deals: Apparel - InsideHook
• Summersalt Announces Expanded Product Line & Travel Apparel - Forbes
• Dress a President in winter apparel: helping those in need - Newscenter1.tv
• In Stretch of Two Decades, BX Sports Builds Apparel Empire - Norwood News

A Continuously Updated List of Holiday Deals: Apparel - InsideHook Posted: 15 Nov 2019 12:42 PM PST Hello reader! As you are no doubt aware, the internet is going to be positively lousy with holiday shopping deals from now through the end of the year, many of them on the clothes you love so much. So as a service to you, we will be keeping track of them right here on this page, updating exactly as often as necessary, but at least once a day. Happy shopping. November 15, 2019 Bonobos: Get 25% off all pants and jeans with code PANTBUYMELOVE. Coach: 30% off select full-price styles with code SAVE30. Heavy Checked Flannel Overshirt from Frank and Oak Frank and Oak: Take up to 30% off almost everything, one day only, with code VIP30. Indochino: Custom-made suits are up to $110 off during Indochino's Black Friday sale. J.Crew: Merino sweaters are 50-54% off. J.Crew Factory: All flannels are 58% off; Extra 20% off 2 styles, extra 30% off 3 styles, extra 40% off 4 or more styles with code YAYMORE. November 14, 2019 American Trench: Take 15% off all winter accessories with code ARCTICBLAST. Backcountry: Up to 30% off on brands Patagonia, Arc'teryx, Mammut and Flylow. Brooks Brothers: 25% off two or more sweaters (including cashmere) and 30% off three or more men's shirts. Express: Take 40% off all sweaters, cardigans and pullovers. Huckberry: Every order placed from now until midnight, you'll get 10% credit back toward another Huckberry purchase. So if you spend $100, you get $10 to use on your next purchase.  Jack Rabbit: Save up to 70% on Nike, Adidas, New Balance and other active apparel and footwear during Jack Rabbit's Shakeout Sale. J.Crew: Take 35% off dressed-up styles with code PARTY L.L. Bean Unshrinkable Mini-Waffle Henley, Long-Sleeve Traditional Fit L.L. Bean: Take 25% off your order with code SAVE 25, now through November 19th. Nordstrom: Save up to 40% off brands like Vince Camuto, Cole Haan, Halogen and more now through November 17th. Orvis: Save 20% on regular-priced and sale items now through November 18th with code FRIENDS Outerknown: The coastal lifestyle brand rarely goes on sale, but for a limited time, they're offering up to 70% off men's and women's styles just in time for the holidays. Todd Snyder: 25% off Todd Snyder x Champion with code CHAMP25. Uniqlo: Shop limited quality markdowns now while supplies last. Nota bene: If you buy through the links in this article, InsideHook may earn a small share of the profits.

Summersalt Announces Expanded Product Line & Travel Apparel - Forbes Posted: 15 Nov 2019 07:00 AM PST Summersalt is rolling out a new line of apparel and travel goods that go beyond their core swimsuit ... [+] product offerings. Summersalt Summersalt, the female-founded, direct-to-consumer swimwear brand, announced today the expansion of its product line beyond swimwear and into the apparel category, focusing on travel-focused items like cashmere sweaters and wrinkle-free pants that retail in the range of $25 to $125. Sustainability is a key feature to the new product line: 90% of the collection is made with recycled materials, its packaging is compostable, and all pieces are treated with a sustainable, closed-loop finish called The Shield™ which wicks moisture, provides sun protection, and is antimicrobial to prevent odors.  "Our sustainability mission goes beyond materials to include fair treatment for all workers, with each of our factories meeting global standards as well as the standards for their individual country," said Lori Coulter, the brand's CEO and Co-founder. This expansion marks a pivotal point for the brand as it enters the highly competitive apparel category. Co-Founders Reshma Chamberlin and Lori Coulter knew they wanted to expand beyond swimwear from the company's inception, but wanted to wait on introducing additional products until they'd reached the right stage in their business growth. "Our decision to expand was strategic in that we were very aware that first we had to have an engaged customer base with confidence in our brand to grow with us as we expanded into new categories," Coulter said. An engaged customer base they certainly have: At present, Summersalt has made sales in all 50 states (as well as in Mexico and Canada) and the brand continues to grow steadily—sales are on track to increase to $40 million this year, up from $5.6 million in 2018. The company's expansion into travel-focused apparel comes as a good time, as data shows that consumers interested in higher-price point goods and luxury hotels are spending more on travel in recent years, with spending increasing at a compound annual growth rate of 3.6%. Millennials are another prime customer segment for these types of products, as Nielsen reports show that this demographic focuses more on travel than any previous generation. This extends into their work lives as well: MMGY data shows that Millennials take an average of 7.7 business trips per year. The brand's entry into the apparel space does come with some fierce competition, as they'll be facing off with other digitally-native high-performing brands like Away and Lunya that have their own travel apparel collections as well. Web Smith, founder of 2PM, says that the macroeconomic trend of Millennials and Gen Xers placing a strong value on travel opens up a unique opportunity for brands to capitalize on travel-focused products, including apparel.  What's more: For brands like Summersalt with an established customer base, it's a good way to reduce acquisition costs while increasing the lifetime value of their existing customers. He went on to say that he sees this move as one that will help the brand expand beyond what can often be a seasonal product (swimwear) and hedge for the rest of the year—but only if customer data and demand supports it. For Summersalt, customer feedback was indeed at the core of this decision. "Our customers often asked where they could get cover-ups and other travel staples—and if we were planning on carrying them," said Reshma Chamberlin, Summersalt's Co-founder and Chief Brand & Digital Officer. "We knew our customers wanted more pieces from us, and since we captured trust with the fit of the most intimate category [swimwear], it was the perfect time to provide additional items."

Dress a President in winter apparel: helping those in need - Newscenter1.tv Posted: 15 Nov 2019 03:11 PM PST November 15, 2019 RAPID CITY, S.D. – It's that time again, winter clothing items can now be placed on the presidential statues in downtown Rapid City. It's an early start Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. According to Housing for the Homeless there were over 1,000 homeless people in Rapid City in 2018 and in 2019 just a little under 1,000. Hats, gloves, scarves, coats and just about any winter item can be placed on the statues for those who need a means of staying warm this winter.  "We know it fulfills a great need, we encourage groups during the winter months and the winter season to be mindful of that. It's a great way for the youth to be involved, a great way for the churches and organizations to be involved as well," said city communications coordinator Darrell Shoemaker. You can put winter apparel on the statues from now until March 15th. AlertMe

In Stretch of Two Decades, BX Sports Builds Apparel Empire - Norwood News Posted: 15 Nov 2019 01:57 PM PST By JEROME GUN HILL BID ALBERTO CAFARO SITS in front of a mural painted inside the BX Sports headquarters on White Plains Road. Photo courtesy BX Sports The Cafaro Brothers—Alberto, Vincenzo and Angelo—is also the team behind BX Sports, a sneaker and lifestyle apparel retailer found across the Bronx, including the Jerome Gun Hill Business Improvement District. Since 1997 the trio has been hard at work building a sneaker and style empire across the Bronx. BX Sports is a "true family business" with the three brothers at the helm supported by their sister and mother. For Alberto, "family is what makes the engine run." When Alberto's brother Vincenzo first decided to open up a sneaker store he was just 22 years old. At the time, the brothers were working in a shoe store in their native Queens, learning the ins and outs of the fashion retail world. But they wanted more. So they headed up to the Bronx, settling in a former Super Cuts at 2181 White Plains Rd. "[Vincenzo] just wanted to see if he could do it; to see if he could run a successful small business at the age of 22," said Alberto. With the support of his family, the BX Sports brand grew to include a second store two years later, and a third store a year after that. At present BX Sports operates stores in Norwood, Mott Haven, Soundview, and Pelham Parkway with over 40 employees. The location at 3476 Jerome Ave. in the BID has been open since 2003. For the first 10 years of its operation Alberto was in the store every day, rare for a store owner, meeting with customers and connecting with neighboring small business owners. He's seen customers grow up, start families, and have kids. Those kids who've grown up are now BX Sports employees. "It is generational," said Alberto. Alongside a changing industry and changing consumer habits, the BX Sports team has had to innovate and adjust. "The business has always been buy, sell. You see a pair of shoes on the rack, you buy them," said Alberto. But now Alberto says BX Sports has to be more creative in their engagement with customers, relying more on multimedia content and marketing to get shoppers' attention. "The goal hasn't changed. The goal is always to make sure the family is good, to do the things we want to do in life," said Alberto. However, "the vision has changed, because the world has," said Alberto. BX Sports' next move—a community space dedicated to fashion, art, and music—reflects this changing vision. Inspired by the Italian social clubs of yesteryear and the community arts spaces of today, their next venture will open on White Plains Road in January 2020. The new location will serve as a space for performances, photoshoots, art shows, and events. The first of its kind in the neighborhood, Alberto wants to show that BX Sports is a "hands on, community driven brand" dedicated to providing "people from the Bronx a place to showcase their talents." Follow BX Sports on Instagram @bxsportsny, or visit their online store at bxsportsny.com.

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