Francisco J. Morales is the co-founder and CEO of Costa Mesa’s 5.11 Tactical, one of Orange County’s largest, and fastest-growing apparel companies. Editor’s Note: Francisco J. Morales is the ...

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For American Apparel — which has a core audience of Millennials and tweens — engaging, communicating and sharing information via social media is paramount to building relationships and fostering ...

How four PSPs found growth, stickier client relationships, and opportunity in diversifying beyond their core businesses.

How does one create a line of vintage merchandise with 77 years worth of history mostly off-limits? That was the challenge faced by Arkansas State University and Brad Bobo, the school's associate ...

No industry is easy to break into, but that is especially true about apparel. While other industries enjoy a 50 percent or higher business success rate after four years, retail and apparel do not.

Core Apparel: For everyday wear, the collection includes four core t-shirts and four hoodies. 3 These garments feature a ...

American Apparel owner Dov Charney isn't afraid to show his political side -- the sign on his downtown Los Angeles factory signals his opinion about the ongoing debate over proposed changes to America ...