Miller Strong: Apparel supporting Miller Brewery survivors now for sale - WITI FOX 6 Milwaukee |
- Miller Strong: Apparel supporting Miller Brewery survivors now for sale - WITI FOX 6 Milwaukee
- Demand dives at apparel retailers as virus-wary shoppers stay home - Yahoo Finance
- Arch Apparel donating all 3.14 day proceeds to area food banks - KMOV.com
- Coronavirus Rips Apart Apparel Industry: 4 Players Raise Alarm - Yahoo Finance
- Ready for '20? REI Technical Gear & Apparel Is Ready For You - Men's Journal
| Miller Strong: Apparel supporting Miller Brewery survivors now for sale - WITI FOX 6 Milwaukee Posted: 14 Mar 2020 03:52 PM PDT
 MILWAUKEE -- Brew City Brand is now offering "Miller Strong" apparel to the public. The proceeds will benefit the Miller Valley Survivors Fund. People headed to the Milwaukee Public Market on Saturday, March 14 to support a cause close to their hearts.
Jason Tassone "We've had over 1,000 orders already, so we've had our biggest day ever on the site," Jason Tassone of Brew City Brand said. "It's really just been everyone supporting Miller." Brew City Brand created the Miller Strong t-shirts in the wake of the shooting that happened Feb. 26 when a gunman shot and killed five coworkers. The shirts were originally only available to impacted families -- until Saturday.
Miller Brewery shooting "We're a Milwaukee company, and they're the Milwaukee company, so, I mean, it's just anything we can do to support those guys," said Tassone.
Ed Padol When Ed Padol heard the news of the Miller Brewery shooting, he couldn't believe it. Padol worked for Miller for 35 years. Saturday, he wore his Miller Coors jacket to the Milwaukee Public Market -- proud to purchase a Miller Strong t-shirt. "Devastated, I couldn't believe it happened," Padol said. "Miller strong. Miller strong." If you were not able to get a shirt Saturday, but would still like to get one, they are available online. CLICK HERE to see the selection. A warning: Brew City Brand said any Miller Strong shirts already out there are knock-offs and are not part of the fundraiser.
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| Demand dives at apparel retailers as virus-wary shoppers stay home - Yahoo Finance Posted: 13 Mar 2020 10:55 AM PDT  March 15 - A conundrum arises regarding requirements at work as the Moon in your 10th House of Career forms an uncomfortable square to nebulous Neptune. One minute it feels like you're the perfect person for the project, but the next, you realize you don't know what you're doing. This isn't about you being ideal for the job, though, it's about the job being ideal for you. This perplexing energy will pass, revealing some adjustment that needs to be made before proceeding. Until then, lean on a reliable friend to help you see the situation clearly.  |
| Arch Apparel donating all 3.14 day proceeds to area food banks - KMOV.com Posted: 14 Mar 2020 10:49 AM PDT  ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) -- Feeling St. Louis proud and want to help during this difficult time? Arch Apparel, a fashion company that reps St. Louis, announced that they will be donating 100% of profits from Saturday's 3.14 day. [LISTEN: Meet St. Louis Episode 9: Arch Apparel's Aaron Park] The money will go to area food banks, as well as local organizations that are assisting in the outbreak. "We anticipate that with an increasing number of events cancelling/postponing and some schools staying closed after Spring Break, it's going to cause a greater strain on the 500+ partner agencies (food pantries, soup kitchens, etc.) and community programs that we provide food and personal care items to," said Ryan Farmer of the St. Louis Area Foodbank. People interested in volunteering can visit here to sign up for available shifts.  |
| Coronavirus Rips Apart Apparel Industry: 4 Players Raise Alarm - Yahoo Finance Posted: 12 Mar 2020 06:28 AM PDT  The rapidly spreading novel coronavirus has rattled the stock market and almost disrupted economic activities worldwide — denting demand, hurting supply chain, slowing down production activities and temporary closure of brick-and-mortar locations. COVID-19, a global pandemic, has infected more than 121,000 people across Asia, Middle East, Europe and the United States, and the death toll has crossed 4,000. The outbreak has wreaked havoc impacting industries like Auto, Pharma, Electronics, Tourism & Aviation, Technology, Restaurants, Cosmetics and Apparel. Several companies have cautioned regarding their upcoming revenues and earnings results. Quite apparent, a dip in consumer confidence — thanks to market turmoil — is likely to hurt the spending activity, and no doubt retailers will be at the receiving end. 4 Apparel Players Bearing the Brunt Recently, Urban Outfitters, Inc. URBN informed investors on current business trends that have emerged since its last earnings call on March 3. The apparel retailer informed that it has witnessed a fall in traffic and decline in sales across areas such as Milan, Italy and Seattle, Washington, which are severely impacted by coronavirus. However, this Philadelphia, PA-based company provided an update declaring that it has not experienced any significant impact across its stores in other locations and digital platform due to the outbreak. Management stated that currently it is not in the position to forecast the impact of COVID-19 on the business in the first quarter. We note that shares of this Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) company was down 7.4% during the trading session on March 11. You can see the complete list of today's Zacks #1 Rank (Strong Buy) stocks here. We note that coronavirus-led worries weighed on the guidance of Capri Holdings Limited CPRI, owner of Versace and Jimmy Choo brands. In spite of reporting better-than-expected third-quarter fiscal 2020 results, management trimmed fiscal 2020 projection on account of the coronavirus outbreak in China, which the company believes will significantly hurt its financial results. Capri Holdings had earlier informed that roughly 150 out of its 225 stores in mainland China are currently closed. Moreover, some of the outlets are operating with reduced hours and witnessing lower footfall. Given the current scenario in China, this Zacks Rank #4 (Sell) company expects revenues and earnings per share to be hit by approximately $100 million and 40-45 cents a share, respectively, in both fourth quarter and fiscal 2020. Tapestry, Inc. TPR, which reported better-than-expected second-quarter fiscal 2020 results, revised fiscal 2020 projection on account of coronavirus outbreak in China, which it believes is significantly impacting its business. The company has to close majority of its outlets on the Mainland. Given the current scenario in China, Tapestry expects sales and earnings per share to be hit by approximately $200-$250 million and 35-45 cents a share, respectively, in the second half. The company, which owns brands such as Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman, envisions fiscal 2020 net sales to be approximately $5.9 billion and earnings per share in the band of $2.15-$2.25. This indicates year-over-year decline from net sales of $6.03 billion and earnings of $2.57 per share reported in fiscal 2019. This Zacks Rank #3 company had earlier guided fiscal 2020 net sales increase at a low-single-digit rate with earnings per share expected to be even with the prior year. Clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Co. ANF, which reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter fiscal 2019 results, expects first-quarter fiscal 2020 sales to be down mid-single digits from the prior-year quarter. This includes an adverse impact of nearly $40-$50 million due to COVID-19 outbreak. For fiscal 2020, Abercrombie estimates flat to 2% rise in sales, indicating the estimated adverse impact of COVID-19 in the range of $60-$80 million. Meanwhile, this Ohio-based company anticipates first-quarter comps to be down mid-single digits, indicating the estimated adverse impact from COVID-19 of roughly 600 bps. For fiscal 2020, this Zacks Rank #3 projects comps to be down low single digits, which include predicted adverse impact of COVID-19 of around 200 bps. The company's manufacturing exposure to China was 22% in fiscal 2019 down from 36% in fiscal 2018. Management plans the same to be in the low-teens in fiscal 2020. 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| Ready for '20? REI Technical Gear & Apparel Is Ready For You - Men's Journal Posted: 13 Mar 2020 02:34 PM PDT  Men's Journal aims to feature only the best products and services. We update when possible, but deals expire and prices can change. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Questions? Reach us at shop@mensjournal.com. If you're an avid reader of Men's Journal, then surely you're excited by the prospect of spring. We just sprung the clocks forward, after all. That means the flowers will soon be blooming and the bees buzzing (hopefully!). It means April showers and May flowers, of course. But it also means longer days, sunny skies, and outdoor fun in 2020. If you can't wait to get Out There, then you need to get your body into some of this amazing REI technical gear and apparel. Whether you're a hiker, a biker, a climber, a trail runner, or any other kind of outdoor enthusiast, REI has the technical gear and apparel you need to conquer the great outdoors this year. From climbing pants to biking shorts, rain jackets to base layers, REI is the place to get outfitted for adventure. And of course, REI has all the top brands and styles to choose from. You can get gear from names such as:
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