Tennessee fans applaud as a player comes to bat against Texas A&M during the first inning in Game 1 of the NCAA College World Series baseball finals in Omaha, Neb., Saturday, June 22, 2024.

The apparel industry is bracing for a significant impact as tariffs are set to increase the cost of clothing, potentially ending the era of cheap garments. What Happened: The Trump administration ...

There are two things every college student understands: Living on a budget is tough, and being a student isn't cheap. Between daily necessities, gas and coffee runs, costs can add up quickly. But ...

Below, we’ve included college apparel options for every playoff team, with options on hats, hoodies, half-zips, coolers, jerseys, and more. RELATED: The 15 best athleisure brands for men to shop ...

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Looking for your favorite NFL or college team? You’ll find good quality, if expensive, jerseys and more at the stadium or official sites like Fanatics. If you buy anywhere else ...

EUGENE - As the Pac-12 Conference era of college athletics draws to a close, something has to be done with all of the surplus merchandise the west-coast conference still has.

TEXAS, USA — Travis Scott is back in school -- well, not physically. The Houston-born rapper released a limited-edition clothing collection at 28 college campuses on Thursday, including three ...

The company specializes in affordable custom college women’s apparel and has developed prints for almost 300 different colleges, according to Elander. “It’s for college students by a college ...

Amazon.com Inc. is sharply cutting fees for merchants selling clothing priced below $20, a sign it’s hunkering down for a price war with Chinese fast-fashion upstart Shein.

Garment workers making college logo gear for top U.S. universities deal with long hours, labor rights violations, wage theft and poverty wages on a regular basis. Here are five things to know ...

Garment workers making college logo gear for top U.S. universities deal with long hours, labor rights violations, wage theft and poverty wages on a regular basis. Can universities do more?