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In the following article posted February 1st, PPB magazine says there is value in vintage!
Eye On Apparel: Vintage Vibes
“What’s the deal with vintage fashion? Why are we drawn to styles that look worn, or in many cases, have been worn? When it comes to clothing, the phrase, “Out with the old and in with the new” need not apply—which is why retro apparel could be an effective option to getting your brand noticed and becoming as timeless as the clothing on which your logo is printed.
Vintage wear evokes personality, is forever chic and it covers every base of the style spectrum, from haute couture to grunge and everyday wear—and many of us probably have a piece or two hiding in our own closets. Remember that tee you snagged at a Pink Floyd concert? Vintage. Or, what about that bomber jacket you can’t stop wearing? Even if it’s new, the look was inspired by clothing worn by military pilots during World War I. The design wasn’t intended for its looks, but to keep pilots warm, since most planes didn’t have enclosed cockpits at the time. Surely, many of us own a raglan shirt, a three-quarter length top with a colored collar and sleeves. This look dates to the 1800s, when it was first worn by a British Army officer, known as Lord Raglan.
Vintage clothing carries a fragment of history, each piece telling its own story. There are differing opinions as to what is considered vintage, but the rule of thumb are items at least 20 years old. But you can certainly recreate the look, as many companies do, to evoke a similar feel. (“Retro” is a subtype of vintage that refers to clothing that isn’t actually old, but made to look old.) Promotional products companies can use this storytelling quality to add yet another layer—literally—and tell a story about their brands.”
DANIELLE RENDA - FEBRUARY 1, 2019 from PPB magazine
Check out these items in our design studio:
- Richardson Garment-washed Hat and Era Stretch Mesh Cap
- Holloway Sportswear Ladies’ Hooded Low Key and District women’s Lightweight Fleece
- Sport-Tek Fleece Letterman Jacket
- Sport-Tek Heather Contender Short
- Alternative The Keeper T-Shirt
- Gildan Ultra Cotton 100% cotton T-shirt with pocket
- Alternative Weathered Slub Tank and Ladies’ Festival Tank
These pieces are sure to create a loved look for your organization, event, team, or Lynard Skynard concert with the guys.
Big Joe
