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Eugene, Oregon—July 6, 2010—Uncle Sam can’t hold down this online apparel giant. Times may be tough economically but that hasn’t stopped online retailer Clothing4all from improving sales in yet another successful year. “We’re doing things that no other online retailer is thinking to do,” says President Gene Constant. “It’s about innovating while marketing quality products. We want to stand out to our customers by exceeding their expectations, and I think we’re getting better at this every day.”

That may be an understatement. 2009 net sales were up 38% over 2009. The performance in the first half of 2010 is already up 34% from 2009. This increase is partly due to a successful export relationships with clients in Africa, supplying 12% of current net sales in 2010.

It doesn’t hurt that Clothing4all is one of the few online apparel companies that doesn’t require a minimum order quantity. Constant states that “other embroidery and screen printing businesses discriminate against small customers. We are just as happy to work with an order of one as we are an order of 1,000.”

Clothing4all even has a new home, an improved office space with increased efficiency and several technological innovations. (Not to mention a better view). The office infrastructure has been updated with 50% new computers and a VOIP telephone system, with lower costs and new telecom features.

The continuing success is multi dimensional for the embroidery and screen printing apparel company. Recent consumer and employee incentive plans have improved loyalty and morale. Since November 2009, lucky customers have been picked at random to receive a windfall, literally. Boxes of 100 $1 bills have been sent out at intervals throughout the year to overwhelmingly positive response. “Customers appreciate that their loyalty is being noticed,” says Constant. “It’s the foundation for a lasting relationship. With incentives like the $100 giveaway, we’re spreading a name for our self for not only carrying quality products, but remembering each and every customer.”

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Custom Bag Program Introduced by Clothing4All.com Carries Away the Competition.

Eugene, Oregon, July 14, 2009 – A customized Ogio duffel, backpacks and totes program was launched today by online retailer Clothing4All.com. “Make it cool, make an impact, make a powerful statement,” said President Gene Constant. “Our bags can be customized in almost every way imaginable, from having logo zipper pulls, custom colors, and exterior printed fabric to interior printed lining. Our new bag promotion is just the latest in what we have offered in our custom apparel department, where the customer provides us a design for a shirt, jacket or hat and we manufacture that garment for them.”

Clothing4All.com is based in Eugene, Oregon and has America’s lowest prices for embroidery and screen printing. It is also one of the few companies that do not have a minimum order for customization. Constant states that “other embroidery and screen printing businesses discriminate against small customers. We are just as happy to work with an order of one as we are an order of 1,000.”

Rounding out the program is a full line of grocery bags, backpacks, tote bags and duffel bags that may be purchased without embroidery or screen printing in any quantity desired by a household or business. “Most of our customers are looking for a quick delivery of one or a few hundred bags and are watching their budget by only adding a company logo, instead of going all out on a custom design that takes about 120 days to deliver,” says Constant.  “We must be doing something right, as our sales have increased 140% over 2008 same month sales, which is no small achievement during these difficult economic times.”

P.T.I. files $500 Million lawsuit against Clothing4All

Eugene, Oregon, June 3, 2009- A spokesperson for P.T.I. announced, while standing in front of the corporate offices of Clothing4All, Inc. that “the picketing of the lowest priced embroidery company in the United States would continue until all legal remedies were explored and damages were paid!”

Police estimated the crowd of picketers to be “in the hundreds” and that “violence would not be tolerated.” P.T.I. has stated repeatedly that its protests would be peaceful as long as Clothing4All was negotiating in good faith. Picket lines and other forms of protest began on May 30, 2009.

At the heart of this angry exchange is that Clothing4All has successfully marketed more than nine styles of mock turtleneck short sleeve and long sleeve shirts from Nike, Port Authority and Augusta Sportswear. The P.T.I. (Proud Turtles International) say that they are offended that in these exciting times of PC (political correctness) and environmental correctness, that any organization would think to gain any kind of marketing advantage by mocking turtles or any part of their anatomy.

President of Clothing 4 All, Mr. Gene Constant stated that “we stand behind our decision to aggressively market mock turtle neck shirts and will not be intimidated by threats from the P.T.I.” Constant also went on to say that “no turtles were harmed in the manufacturer of their mock turtle neck shirts.”

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Clothing4All Inc. is Heating Up the Economy by Beating Down the Competition

Eugene, Oregon, May 22, 2009- Despite the poor economic climate, the online retailer Clothing4All.com is experiencing an unbelievable increase in sales which are up 140% from the same time last year. Clothing4All’s sale success comes from custom embroidery and screen printing for businesses, schools, and teams. “In bad times people have sought us out to improve their bottom line which has lead to our phenomenal growth,” President Gene Constant said. “Now that’s an example of businesses helping businesses!”

Clothing4All.com is based in Eugene, Oregon and has America’s lowest prices for embroidery and screen printing. It is also one of the few companies that don’t have a minimum order for customization. Constant states that “other embroidery and screen printing businesses discriminate against small customers. We are just as happy to work with an order of one as we are an order of 1,000.”

Constant attributes his astounding 140% sales increase to Clothing4All’s low prices. In addition to being America’s Embroiderer and Screen Printer, Clothing4All.com is a leader in Polo Shirts (over 150 styles) and recently added Sportswear, Tuxedos and Dress Shoes to their already large selection. “Customers choose us over the competition because we are experts at effectively saving money,” says Constant. “We have more technological advantages and we offer a large variety of accessories, such as tote bags, and clothing to meet customers’ demands no matter what the season is.”

Clothing4All’s astonishing growth didn’t happen overnight. The company’s business model is built on the foundation of cost containment, which is also the title of Constant’s book.  Cost Containment is given away free on the website and teaches new ways to increase profitability and productivity. “The most important thing I’ve learned while building this business is that you need to do everything possible to make your customers say ‘WOW’” says Constant. “With that kind of approach to customer service we only have success ahead of us.”

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New Web Retailer is Ready to Play Games!

 

Eugene, Oregon, May 18, 2009- Even in the poor economy parents still want to provide their children with excellent team uniforms, no matter what the sport. That's why a new online company called Clothing 4 All (Clothing4All.com) is making it easier and more affordable to provide team spirit for youth and adult sports. As the nation’s largest screen printer and embroiderer with the lowest prices, players don’t have to skimp on quality or style when it comes to custom attire.

 

Clothing 4 All Inc. is based in Eugene, Oregon and is America’s inexpensive solution for embroidery and screen printing. It’s one of the few companies that don’t have a minimum order for customization. President Gene Constant states that “Other embroidery and screen printing businesses discriminate against small customers, we are just as happy to work with an order of one as we are an order of 1,000.”

 

All types of teams are finding what they need to outfit their players with custom uniforms. At Clothing4all.com coaches and players can browse hundreds of high-quality garments including jerseys, shorts, athletic socks, pullovers, bags, visors and hats. In addition, all of these items can be customized with team colors and names. You can also make your team members feel like pros by putting the player’s name on any garment.

 

"Our goal is to provide quality team wear solutions that stand up to even the toughest of sports and look great at the same time." states Constant. “Teams around the country can get superior customized uniforms without paying the superior cost.”

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Absolutely the Most Fun You Can Have With Your Clothes On!

 

Eugene, Oregon, May, 15 2009- Clothing4All.com announces it’s first Sock It 2 Me Contest on Saturday, May 30^th at 2:00 p.m. at the Regional Sports Center in Springfield.  Simply show up in the craziest/funniest/nuttiest outfit you own, grab some free socks & soccer balls, then have your picture taken. From these photos, Clothing4all.com will select a winner and that person will win $200!

 

If $200 isn't enough, do all of the above plus make a crazy YouTube video, have tons of people watch it, and the person with the most hits will win $200 as well. To enter in the video contest send the link of your video to info@clothing4all.com by June 15th to be eligible. Go to www.clothing4all.com for more details.

Clothing 4 All’s Service Manager Sam Gritton commented “The Sock It 2 Me contest is a great way to be involved in our local community and have some fun at the same time. We want people come out, have a good time, grab some free stuff and hopefully win some money!”

Clothing 4 All is based in Eugene, Oregon and is an online wholesale distributor of quality clothing for just about everything from baby clothes to men’s polo’s and work wear. The company is also an industry leader in custom embroidery and screen printing with the best prices on any size order. For additional information on the Sock It 2 Me Contest, contact Sarah Dodson or visit www.clothing4all.com.

 

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Employers “Bulletproof” Staff Members with Teflon-Finished Shirts

Dateline: October 29, 2007

Contact: Gene Constant
Phone: (951) 276-4964
Email: gene@clothing4all.com
Web Address: http://www.clothing4all.com

 

RIVERSIDE, CA – October 29, 2007 – “While vests made of Kevlar can save lives on the battlefield, retail uniforms and corporate wear finished with DuPont Teflon® can prevent deadly stains and keep employees looking and feeling their best,” said Gene Constant, President of Clothing 4 All (www.Clothing4All.com), the premiere online source for wholesale workwear. “That’s why employers who want staff members to dress to impress are turning to long-sleeved, stain-resistant ‘Super Shirts.’”

 Constant noted that the unique fabrication beautifully combines comfort and functionality. “The innovative stain-resistant fabric is a definite plus for those in the hospitality, restaurant, or retail industries, but it is elegant enough to wear in the boardroom,” he said. “Gone are the days when a soup or beverage spill will stain a social function.” 

The Super Shirt’s cotton/poly blend means little or no ironing is required, lowering the maintenance cost for companies that provide corporate apparel to their staff members. And, because the shirts are available in white, stone, butter, pink, cardinal, citrus, waterfall blue, and navy, businesses can utilize the Super Shirt to reinforce their brand colors and embroider their corporate logos.  

The men’s Super Shirt is available in sizes ranging from Small to 3X, and features an expandable comfort collar that loosens as needed for neckties and retracts to keep its shape when worn open.

The ladies’ Super Shirt features a V-neckline, convertible collar, and fashionable French cuffs.  The bottom line, according to Constant, is that Super Shirts work as hard as the people who wear them. “There is a lot of technology built into this garment,” he concluded. “In this instance, what you see is less than what you get!”