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One McDonald's restaurant in Brooklyn turned the clocks back to 1982, just as it had on the show "Loki," complete with new seating, printed wallpaper, and more, to make it look like it had 40 years ago.
LAFC, reigning champions of the MLS, just teamed up with PacSun to create a line of merchandise that captures all things Southern California without limiting itself to standard sports apparel – or even the local fans.
The Trump campaign made more than $7 million already from merchandise featuring his Fulton County sheriff mug shot. It set a campaign record for bringing in more than $4 million in one day. But, technically, the sheriff's office might be legally entitled to that revenue.
Green Day has never shied away from political messages. It's latest stunt is a T-shirt that uses Donald Trump's mugshot mixed with the album cover design of its album "Nimrod," all to benefit Maui wildfire relief.
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Yesterday, Donald Trump turned himself in to authorities at the Fulton County Jail in Georgia after being indicted. Today, the mugshot is already appearing on merchandise, just like we suspected that it would be.
In South Korea, an unlikely (and currently active) brand is catching on as something of a sleeper streetwear hit: Lockheed Martin. Yes, that Lockheed Martin, the one that makes fighter jets and missiles.
Puma Golf's latest collection with the EDM artist DJ Kygo that's really showing what you can do with a modern golf promo, with eye-catching colors and tie-ins with pop culture elements that in the past might have felt foreign to the buttoned-up golf world.
After being present for the Q nightclub shooting in Colorado Springs, the owners of Atrevida Beer Company in Colorado Springs are facing demand for branded merchandise that they can't keep up with, and though the intentions are good, it's caused headaches for the company.