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Cover Story:
Spring Fashion Preview

Your winter was buried under mountains of snow, but the spring and summer seasons look bright. We give you the lowdown on the trends for the season and the products that will boost your sales in 2011.
By C.J. Mittica and Andraya Vantrease

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Working Wonders With Women’s Wear

Intimidated by women’s wear? Don’t be. As women continue to gain influence in the workplace, the rewards can be ripe for distributors who have the necessary expertise. Here are the strategies to soar with women’s wear.
By Shane Dale
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Dirty Jobs: Uniforms Edition

It’s a dirty job, but someone has to do it. We traveled out into the world of dirty work to find the people and professions that aren’t afraid to get a little grime on their hands – and to see the uniforms that help keep them clean at the end of the day.
By C.J. Mittica, Christopher Ruvo, Dave Vagnoni and Andraya Vantrease
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Hot Product Showcase
This Month: Bags

Product Showcase

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Here’s how to dramatically increase your online presence in the next six months

	Operations		\|	Finance		\|	Sales
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Business of Wearables

How to sound like an expert even when you're not.

This month's topic: Burnout

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Each issue, Wearables University is

the educational source you need for promotional apparel. Fabrics, colors, sizing, decoration, terminology – we cover it all.

[TRENDS] Western
Western flair often fluctuates in and out of the fashion spectrum, but with spring and summer quickly approaching, this look is coming back down the trail. Everything Western is in, from studded cuffs and plaid button-downs to leather vests and distressed jeans. More >>

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Featured Podcast
Stitches and Wearables staff writer Matthew George talks with Jeff Civillico, a nationally-renowned corporate entertainer and MC, to learn how a company can plan a memorable corporate event despite the current state of the economy. Civillico highlights guidelines without breaking the bank and addresses the importance of delivering the “wow” factor.