Orange County SC launch lifestyle apparel line - Angels on Parade

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Orange County SC launch lifestyle apparel line - Angels on Parade Posted: 31 Aug 2019 05:43 PM PDT Orange County SC announced this week the launch of their OC Lifestyle clothing line, the first such specialty line from the USL Championship side. It's gear meant to showcase the lifestyle and culture side of the club, something you can wear around town and in the stadium. In the club's colors of black, orange and white, the line incorporates club imagery, soccer and some notable Orange County and California iconography for a special look. The team outfitted players with some of the apparel in a recent photo shoot. Courtesy of Orange County SC The line includes hats (fitted and snapbacks), shirts (t-shirts, long sleeve t's and hoodies) and gear for men, women and children. As it's a summer collection, supplies are limited so you'll want to get in on this action right away. Courtesy of Orange County SC. Check out the full line, as well as other Orange County SC gear and memorabilia, over at Orange County SC's online shop, at ocscshop.com. Courtesy of Orange County SC What do you think? Leave a comment below!

Tomi Lahren, Fox Nation host, admits 'very patriotic' apparel line is not made in the U.S. - Washington Times Posted: 31 Aug 2019 09:56 AM PDT Fox Nation host Tomi Lahren acknowledged Friday that apparel sold under her newly launched American-themed "Freedom" athleisure line is manufactured outside the United States. Ms. Lahren, a 27-year-old conservative commentator, made the admission amid speculation surrounding the line she launched last week in partnership with apparel company Alexo Athletica. "Like many American small business owners, Alexo aims to be Made in America. We are working towards that," Ms. Lahren said on Twitter. Ms. Lahren's tweet was accompanied by a statement attributed to Amy Robbins, Alexo Athletica's chief executive officer. "We had to make a decision that millions of American companies, especially small businesses have to make, when starting a business and go with the America based company that happened to have their manufacturing facilities overseas," said the statement. "Due to the increased labor costs and heightened regulations many US based manufacturers face we were left with little option but to manufacture overseas to start out," the statement said. Ms. Lahren announced the athleisure line a week earlier, tweeting: "For those who love God, Guns and Country and are proud to show it. Freedom" "My line is tailored to women of any age and any size, and it's very patriotic," she told Recoil last week. "We have camouflage prints, we have stars, and it's an interesting take on a lot of the traditional patriotic symbols. It looks very much like me." Neither Ms. Lahren nor Ms. Robbins acknowledged where the apparel is made. Sign up for Daily Newsletters The Washington Times Comment Policy The Washington Times welcomes your comments on Spot.im, our third-party provider. Please read our Comment Policy before commenting.

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