Spurs create limited-edition 'La Cultura' apparel - WOAI |
- Spurs create limited-edition 'La Cultura' apparel - WOAI
- Nationals NL Champions Gear & Apparel (2019) - Heavy.com
- Puma Joins Nike and Adidas in the Esports Apparel Sponsorship Chase - Adweek
- Pete Wentz launches Ronin jewelry and apparel collection - Alternative Press
- Arch Apparel's Imo's T-Shirt Line Is Peak St. Louis - Riverfront Times
| Spurs create limited-edition 'La Cultura' apparel - WOAI Posted: 15 Oct 2019 01:30 PM PDT [unable to retrieve full-text content]Spurs create limited-edition 'La Cultura' apparel WOAI  |
| Nationals NL Champions Gear & Apparel (2019) - Heavy.com Posted: 15 Oct 2019 08:39 PM PDT Baseball history has been made in the nation's capital. For the first time in franchise history, the Washington Nationals are going to the World Series. The team, which was founded in 1969 as the Montreal Expos, moved back to the D.C. area in 2005. A sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals got the team their first NL Pennant. And now you can get the latest Nationals MLB postseason swag from online sports retailers Fanatics and FansEdge. Be ready for the 2019 Fall Classic with a brand new Nats jersey, shirt, hat, hoodie, or something else to commemorate this historic moment. Shop the entire Washington Nationals team store for more gear at Fanatics. Keep reading to find out how to get the latest Nationals merchandise:  |
| Puma Joins Nike and Adidas in the Esports Apparel Sponsorship Chase - Adweek Posted: 15 Oct 2019 02:39 PM PDT Esports and sports are intertwined. Sports owners are running esports teams, football players are streaming on Twitch, and sports leagues are bolstering their digital counterparts. But, until recently, the major sportswear companies had only been testing the esports waters. That's changing quickly. At the end of August, Adidas released a new clothing line featuring Fortnite streamer Tyler "Ninja" Blevins. Last month, Nike dropped team kits for China's League of Legends Pro League. Now it's Puma's turn to get in on the action with a new ad showcasing their first official collection with Cloud9, a leading esports organization. Each of those companies chose a different way to get involved in esports. Adidas went with an individual sponsorship, Nike with an entire league, and Puma with an organization competing in a variety of titles. "Cloud9 is a very diverse group that is able to adapt to the variability of the gaming space in ways that any single league or individual simply isn't," said Adam Petrick, Puma's global director of brand and marketing. "If a game falls out of popularity, a league could suffer; if a streaming platform struggles, a streamer's career could stagnate. Partnering with an esports org like Cloud9 helps insulate us from that kind of risk, without sacrificing the ability to support and engage with future gaming trends."
In 2018, Forbes placed a $310 million evaluation on Cloud9, making it the most valuable esports organization in the world. Since then, esports has moved quickly with many funding rounds changing valuations, but Cloud9 is undoubtedly one of the top organizations in the game. Cloud9 has teams in League of Legends, CS:GO, Fortnite, Rocket League, Hearthstone, Overwatch, Rainbow Six, Teamfight Tactics, PUBG, Super Smash Bros and more. That's what Petrick means when he speaks on Cloud9's adaptability. Puma's new spot developed by Moon to Mars brings many of Cloud9's esports stars together in an ad that feels like a celebration of the organization as competitive players from various titles show their own paths to esports stardom.
"The #DareYou campaign tells the true stories of the players featured in the ad, showing what was expected of them and how they ultimately defied those expectations to pursue a life that is true to their character," Petrick explained. "That's not dissimilar to how Puma perceives its entry into esports—we dismiss as false the idea that esports is not a 'serious sport,' and #DareYou is our way of declaring, unequivocally, that there is not and has never been a meaningful distinction between gaming culture and sports culture." The path to becoming an esports pro isn't easy. Young players have to convince parents that playing video games professional is a realistic career path, not just a way to avoid homework. Like being a professional athlete, only a minuscule percentage of players will actually succeed. The #DareYou spot shows how Cloud9 players took a risk to forego traditional career paths to pursue a life in esports. And now there's an ad that proves that risk can sometimes come with great reward.  |
| Pete Wentz launches Ronin jewelry and apparel collection - Alternative Press Posted: 15 Oct 2019 11:06 AM PDT  On top of gearing up for the Hella Mega tour and preparing for the release of Greatest Hits: Believers Never Die – Volume Two, Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz has also launched his very own unisex jewelry and apparel line. The line is titled Ronin and is currently available for purchase. Check it out below! Read more: Billie Eilish "bad guy" video comment becomes first to get 1 million likesYesterday, Wentz announced the jewelry launch on social media, asking fans to tag him on Twitter and the Ronin page on Instagram with their purchases for a chance to get a little something extra.
The collection includes several pieces including hoodies, pendants, rings and a locket. "Born out of the idea of wandering, a samurai without a master, and the free dreams that accompany facing the world on your own, Ronin is a jewelry line built for modern times," the website states. "Founded in 2019 by Pete Wentz, the line focuses on simple, quality unisex pieces that externally project one's inward creativity and individuality." Speaking with WWD, Pete Wentz opened up about the collection. "Making tangible pieces is counterintuitive because we live in an age where people are into AR and VR and people want to be in a room that doesn't really exist, but feel like they're touching things that also don't exist. It's cool to have tangible things because they can go on the journey with you and they have a story and they become a talisman in that way." To view the full collection of jewelry and apparel, check out the Ronin website here. More on Fall Out BoyFOB recently dropped the "Dear Future Self (Hands Up)" video that's full of the whole band eating ice cream. It's a bit trippy, but it'll definitely make you want to go out for a cone. Check out the video down below!The Hella Mega tour kicks off June 13 in Paris and will run throughout Europe, the U.K. and North America with the Interrupters as support. Green Day will be prefacing the tour with solo appearances in Europe and Asia. You can check out the full list of cities and dates below. Green Day dates:03/08 – Singapore, SG @ Singapore Indoor StadiUM THE HELLA MEGA TOUR with Weezer and Fall Out Boy07/17 – Seattle, WA @ T-Mobile Park See more: 10 times Brendon Urie was a total style icon 1. Looking fancy in floral.  |
| Arch Apparel's Imo's T-Shirt Line Is Peak St. Louis - Riverfront Times Posted: 15 Oct 2019 09:35 AM PDT  Tuesday, October 15, 2019Posted By Jaime Lees on Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 11:35 AMImo's may be the pizza chain the coasts love to hate, but now you can show your love for Provel cheese right on your t-shirt. Arch Apparel, your favorite St. Louis-inspired brand, has released a whole line of Imo's-styled apparel. And just like Imo's, you're going to want to grab it while it's hot. The company is known for its designs that always rep the 314, but they've really been on a roll lately. In addition to the super-popular Imo's pizza box stuffed dog toy, they've also smartly jumped on some local trends, like printing up tees with inspirational quotes after fucking Mike Shildt fucking killed that locker room speech. But their latest collaboration is sure to be a long-term hit. These Imo's tees come in many styles and include designs like the Imo's logo, a shirt that looks like the top of an Imo's box and even a style with an illustration of the classic stylings at the Imo's on Hampton (1000 Hampton Ave, 314-644-5480). Check them all out today at ArchApparel.com. Email the author at jaime.lees@riverfronttimes.com  |
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