Fashion
US brand Wrangler partners with Coors Banquet on limited apparel line
Available starting August 21, the Wrangler x Coors Banquet Collection will feature more than twenty unique pieces. The designs showcase a Coors Banquet twist on classic Western wear across a variety of items, including denim vests with custom Coors-branded embroidery and patches, pullover sweaters with Western-inspired artwork, classic Wrangler 13MWZ Cowboy Cut Jeans with limited-edition copper hardware, graphic t-shirts, and more.
Wrangler and Coors Banquet have launched their first-ever co-branded apparel line, the Wrangler x Coors Banquet Collection.
Featuring over 20 pieces, the range blends Western heritage with Banquet’s legacy, from jeans with copper hardware to embroidered denim vests.
The rollout includes national ads painted with Coors beer and a Legends of the West pop-up tour.
“This collab is all about celebrating the Western spirit that Coors Banquet and Wrangler have lived and breathed for generations,” said Marcelo Pascoa, Vice President of Marketing for the Coors Family of Brands. “We’re thrilled to partner with Wrangler to help our fans connect with Banquet beyond the bottle. Whether it’s at a rodeo, your local bar, or an everyday moment, this collection lets fans wear the Banquet legacy on beloved Wrangler pieces.”
To bring the collaboration to life in a bold new way, Wrangler and Coors Banquet partnered with artist Caitlin Hatch to paint Rocky Mountain Watercolors – hand-painted, Western-style posters that will double as the first-ever national ads made with beer. Each poster was crafted using a custom watercolor blend made with Coors Banquet, the beer made with 100% Rocky Mountain water. The posters spotlight the limited-release apparel, and one was painted in a real rodeo arena. They will be featured in a variety of ad locations throughout the U.S.
“This collaboration reimagines classic Wrangler styles for a new generation, blending the rugged heritage of Western wear with the laid-back spirit of American leisure,” said John Meagher, Vice President of Global Brand Marketing at Wrangler. “Coors Banquet & Wrangler share an incredible interwoven western legacy, and this is a unique opportunity to unleash that in a fresh new way.”
Wrangler and Coors Banquet are also hitting the road to give fans a chance to experience the collection up-close through a series of pop-up events at local bars in Dallas (September 4), Nashville (September 11), and Denver (September 25). Dubbed the Legends of the West Tour, the experience will feature the full merch line available for purchase online, exclusive giveaways, a surprise musical guest and more.
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U.S. Black Friday online sales hit record $11.8 billion, Adobe reports
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Reuters
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December 1, 2025
American shoppers spent a record $11.8 billion online on Black Friday, up 9.1% from last year, final data from Adobe Analytics showed.
Adobe Analytics, which tracks over 1 trillion U.S. retail site visits, expects shoppers to spend $5.5 billion on Saturday and $5.9 billion on Sunday, up 3.8% and 5.4% from a year earlier respectively.
Separately, software firm Salesforce reported that American consumers had spent $18 billion on Black Friday purchases, up 3% from a year ago, with luxury apparel and accessories among the most popular categories.
Although U.S. consumers spent more this Black Friday compared to last year, price increases hampered online demand, according to Salesforce, with shoppers purchasing fewer items at checkout compared to last year.
At physical stores, the bargain-chasing was relatively subdued on post-Thanksgiving morning, with some shoppers saying they feared overspending amid persistent inflation, trade policy-driven uncertainty, and a soft labor market.
Cyber Monday, traditionally a big day for online deals, is expected to be the season’s biggest online shopping day again, Adobe projects, driving $14.2 billion in spending, up 6.3% from last year.
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Fashion
Mielle becomes NFL’s first textured haircare partner
Published
December 1, 2025
Textured haircare brand Mielle has launched a new partnership with the National Football League, marking the League’s first collaboration with a textured haircare company.
The campaign aims to support the millions of NFL fans with textured hair—women now make up about half of the NFL’s fanbase—while addressing the unique hair challenges faced by athletes wearing helmets, including dryness, breakage and frizz.
The partnership expands Mielle’s growing footprint in professional sports and is designed to boost representation, access to high-quality care, and product innovation for textured-hair athletes and fans.
“The NFL is excited to have Mielle, a brand that is committed to performance, community, and empowering fans and athletes, lean into the NFL partnership” said Tracie Rodburg, SVP global partnerships, NFL.
“This partnership aligns with the league’s mission to build lasting connections within our communities nationwide and celebrate the self-expression of our players and fans.”
The P&G brand says the collaboration gives Mielle a major platform to showcase the performance of its dermatologist-reviewed, Skin Health Alliance–accredited formulas under real athletic conditions.
“We’re honored to be the first textured hair care partner of the NFL through our partnership with P&G,” said Monique Rodriguez, founder and CEO, Mielle. “For so many of us, football represents family and community. It’s attending cookouts, tailgates, reconnecting with family and friends, and showing up in your favorite team colors. And for millions of fans, that includes twisting, braiding, and caring for your textured hair before kickoff.”
The announcement is accompanied by a social-first campaign, including the viral “Passing the Phone” video moment featuring talents across the league from including players, executives and agents, to players’ families and on-air talent.
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India’s logistics push puts fashion in the fast lane
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