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November 10, 2016 8:15 am
Walker Evans
A locally-based clothing retailer is ready to make the jump from online-only sales to the world of brick-and-mortar business. Clothe Ohio has announced its first storefront will open at 867 North High Street, in a space formerly home to Reverse Vanity Spa. The concept was first launched in February 2015 by brothers Dustin and Elliott Fisher from […]
Weiland’s Market Brings Back Vintage Shirt Design
December 2, 2014 10:20 am
Anne Evans
Old things sometimes come back in vogue and that’s especially true when you have a great vintage design in your company’s archive. Weiland’s Market had just a design. A promotional banner hanging in the store shows Jennifer Williams, now the owner of Weiland’s Market, the business she grew up in, wearing the shirt promoting what […]
Local T-Shirt Company Supports Nonprofit Efforts
September 26, 2014 1:22 pm Walker Evans
Wearing your pride on your sleeve is a common attribute for many Columbus residents. Spotting someone wearing a tshirt sporting an Ohio flag, Columbus nickname or the outline of our state’s shape is a pretty common event, as there are many local companies that are producing shirts to accommodate that market. But Columbus Love wants […]
Show Your Ohio/Columbus Pride with a Ton of T-Shirts
August 6, 2014 7:40 am
Nen Lin Soo
Ohio has the most people with state pride, according to a Movoto Real Estate ranking published July 22nd. While judged merely through Facebook likes in an unofficial study, with the abundance of Ohio-proud T-shirts in Columbus alone, this came as no surprise to many Ohioans. These seven Columbus-based independent labels show us how their Ohio-made […]
LGBTQ Fundraiser Finds Success with Apparel Business
May 6, 2014 1:31 pm Walker Evans
Valerie Mailman never intended to launch a hand-printed t-shirt business. But sometimes business ventures pop up where you least expect them to. “Designing, printing, and selling shirts was a fortunate accident,” she says. “Had it not been for an extremely unfortunate situation, we wouldn’t be where we are today.” Mailman found herself in need of […]
The Buzz: Two Local Companies Team Up for Ad Campaign
October 27, 2011 11:15 am
Melanie McIntyre
What happens when you combine a half-pound double cheeseburger, a vintage style T-shirt, and an iconic slogan? Homegrown magic. By now, it’s likely you’ve seen the Wendy’s TV commercial for Dave’s Hot ‘N Juicy Cheeseburger in which a young man wearing a “Where’s the Beef?” T-shirt doesn’t understand why people are calling out the phrase […]
Skreened Expands, Relocates HQ to New Warehouse
October 26, 2011 9:00 am Walker Evans
It’s hard to believe that Skreened.com is only five years old. In that short amount of time, this local company has grown from a one-man operation where owner Daniel Fox was selling tshirts out of a tiny half-renovated retail space near the Cup o Joe in Clintonville, to a team of nearly 20 employees printing […]
