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The Canfield Fair’s return to the Valley with Youngstown Clothing Company’s annual t-shirt launch is always something to hold on to, but this year, there’s even more to enjoy. In addition to the plethora of traditional T-shirts revealed Tuesday morning on WFMJ Today, Youngstown Clothing Company’s Matt McClure introduced the company’s first interactive shirt. The shirt features a Canfield Fair bingo card and comes with a sheet of stickers for fairgoers to place on different squares of the bingo card of attractions and sights they see around the fair like foot turkeys, local celebrities, baby animals, and more. “We’ve been doing little scavenger hunts and things like that and we just thought, ‘What can we do to have a little bit of interaction with something?’ So we came up with that idea and felt like it would be a really fun idea for this year,” McClure said. The first person to fill out a bingo card and visit the Youngstown Clothing Company booth will win a prize. Plus, there will be a wide selection of Canfield Fair t-shirts in all sizes for both kids and adults, from the “My First Canfield Fair” jumpsuit to the classic design that “has something to be proud of.” attention”. McClure said there are a total of 15 brand-new designs this year. In addition, anyone buying a t-shirt can choose a number from one to six for a chance to win a shirt, but there are also lots of consolation prizes from hats and stickers to cinch pockets. Anyone interested in picking up one of these shirts can do so at the Youngstown Clothing Company Booth at the fair. The booth will be located next to the administration building near the grandstand and large rock.
The first time Erik Allen Ford, founder of clothing brand Buck Mason, tried on one of its t-shirts, it fit so well he thought the shirt had been flipped upside down. It was humbling, 40-year-old Ford said of trying on that first t-shirt, which was made in Los Angeles using cotton grown in the United States. He added that it was the start of 50 repetitions. I slept in the sample room for a week. That was in 2013, not long after Ford and Sasha Koehn, another founder, founded the label in Los Angeles with a lofty goal: to create a high-end t-shirt, an emerging apparel category. in the 19th century and has been tried by countless brands. to refine since then. The founders of Buck Mason had very little experience in clothing design, other than some of the styling classes Ford took. Previously, he worked in sales and management for a few small clothing brands. Koehn, 41, worked in communications and before that as a landscape architect. Now, Buck Mason sells nearly a dozen different short-sleeve T-shirts, starting at $45. Over the past decade, the brand has also begun selling other basic items like jeans, sweatshirts, and button-down shirts on its website and in the 24 stores it has opened in the United States. However, T-shirts still make up a significant portion of its business, accounting for about 30% of total sales, Ford said. Koehn calls T-shirts the gateway to the brand. They have been featured by Vogue, New York magazine, and Wirecutter, a product recommendation service of The New York Times.
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