Apparel

Delta Apparel Inc., Greenville, S.C., announced that the company will deliver a presentation on its business strategy and financial results to investors at the 24th Annual ROTH Conference being held at the Ritz Carlton in Dana Point, Calif.

Apparel distributor Tee's Plus will be closing in the near future according to Connecticut newspaper The Day. The company's chief executive officer, Allen Graham, reportedly told The Day that the company has ceased operations and is looking for a buyer.

Facebook's new timeline for pages have some restrictions, but you can still do promotions if you follow the suggestions in this article.

First, let's elaborate on the new limitations, and then we'll get to the new strategies you can use.

No Landing Tabs
When somebody comes to your page for the first time he or she has to see your timeline, and not your welcome page, promotion, sweepstakes or welcome video.

From now on, your cover image has to tell your story, but can't include a call to action.

The newest trends for spring and summer are refreshing and sweet.

The company reported that for the month of February, 2012, total net sales increased 13 percent to $42.1 million when compared to the month ended February 28, 2011. Between the same periods, comparable store sales increased an estimated 10 percent and wholesale net sales increased an estimated 24 percent.

India banned cotton exports with immediate effect on Monday to ensure supplies for domestic mills, boosting global prices some 4.5 percent as the absence of shipments from the world's second-largest producer might tighten a market facing weak demand.

India has already exported 9.4 million bales, the government said on Monday, higher than the projected export surplus quota of 8.4 million bales New Delhi had set in January, due to strong demand from China. Each bale is 170 kg.

On Wednesday, March 7, 2012, the United States Association of Importers of Textiles and Apparel will host two special events on the Korea Free Trade Agreement. With the FTA scheduled to go into effect on March 15, these events will help textile and apparel importers, suppliers, and service providers understand the stipulations of the agreement and prepare to take advantage of the duty-free benefits.

From 10:30 A.M. to 12:00 P.M., USA-ITA Customs Counsel John Pellegrini and USA-ITA President Julia K. Hughes will host an in-person seminar at the offices of McGuireWoods LLP in New York City.

American manufacturing is growing in a number of markets normally dominated by importers. Here's how U.S. manufacturers make it work.

Winter is officially over. The time for marketing to ski resorts and other cold-weather destinations is over as golfing becomes the favorite pastime of the office elite.

For most designers showing off their latest collections at New York's Fashion Week, functionality isn't a main consideration. Models have been known to strut the catwalk in toppling hats, teetering heels and floor-length gowns with enough ruffled trim to sweep an auditorium.

But not everyone's focused on runway looks 365 days a year. Hot Fashion Week commodities Prabal Gurung and Sophie Theallet are also creating uniforms for working people.

This April, Sephora's beauty advisers in North America will begin wearing uniforms designed by Gurung exclusively for the cosmetics retailer.