Top Selling 10 Products of this Month

Gotapparel.com top 10 selling products of this Month till Jan, 25

1 > Jerzees 50/50 Short Sleeve T as low as $1.75

2 > Jerzees Heavyweight Short Sleeve T as low as $1.24

3 > American Apparel Fine Jersey T as low as $4.19

4 > Authentic Pigment Canvas Cinch Sack as low as $5.68

5 > 100% Cotton Canvas Tote as low as $1.97

6 > Liberty Bags Small Drawstring Backpack as low as $1.95

7 > American Apparel 50/50 Unisex Crew-T as low as $5.75

8 > Gemline Expo Tote as low as $2.50

9 > Boat Tote as low as $3.55

10 > Bella Ladies Longer Length S/S T as low as $4.69

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New Brand High Sierra Collection Added on Gotapparel.com

Gotapparel.com added new collection of bags from your well-known brand High Sierra. If anyone doesn’t know about it yet, so let me introduce you to High Sierra Sport Company!

“For over 30 years, High Sierra Sport Company is a family-owned organization, committed to producing thoughtfully innovative bags and luggage that appeal to the intelligence and esteem of the active lifestyle and outdoor consumer.
High Sierra Sport Company has strived to give you the bags you need at a price you can afford. Specializing in adventure travel, our dedication to function, design, and quality shines in each and every one of our products.

Gotapparel.com carry its full range of adventure travel bags, luggage, daypacks, sports packs, travel duffels, ski and snowboard bags at affordable price.

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End of Year CLOSEOUT SALE! UPTO 35% off

Gotapparel.com End of Year Closeout Sale you upto 35% off on full line of quality apparel at below wholesale prices! They supply apparel for men's, women's and children's clothing, as well as other merchandise. Come check out Gotapparel.com Closeouts

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New News Tool Added on Gotapparel.com

New "News" tool added on the left bar of Gotapparel.com homepage.


High-street fashion becomes more ethical in London and Sydney
Tuesday, January 05, 2010

Two international fashion centers are developing new initiatives to encourage clothing designers' use of ethical and ecological practices in Britain and in Australia.

Two international fashion centers are developing new initiatives to encourage clothing designers' use of ethical and ecological practices in Britain and in Australia.

London's Esthethica campaign matches six young designers with ethical-clothing mentors to foster creative thinking and ethical production, as well as sourcing practices.

Each year, during London Fashion Week, clothing companies with fair labor and environmental practices are showcased for their excellence. For the 2009 Week, 28 companies were chosen, up from 13 the previous year.

Meanwhile, the Australian government has launched an inquiry on how to best encourage ethical practices in its $4.4 billion clothing industry. Issues include eliminating unfair labor practices and toxic chemicals, as well as remaining competitive with countries such as India and China. Clothing manufactured in an ethical manner would be identified as such, enabling producers to command a higher price for their wares.

One issue of particular importance in Australia is the controversial practice of mulesing, in which wool producers remove wool-bearing skin around the sheep's tail to prevent painful fly infestations. While some consumers oppose the method, farmers claim it is the best way to protect the animals, and the Australian inquiry has not yet ruled on the ethical value of the practice.

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What to wear in New York in January!

January is typically the coolest month in New York City. Being in a city full of tall buildings can make the wind feel colder and stronger than normal, so be sure to dress for the weather.

It is possible to get some snow in January, but we haven't seen a really big snowstorm in some years. Snow does not shut down NYC like many other cities as much of our transportation is underground. Since heat escapes through one's extremities first, make sure your feet, ears, head and hands are covered well. You'll feel warmer longer. The trick is to wear layers, such as t-shirt or long-sleeve cotton shirt, under a sweater or under a coat.

Bring a hat that covers your ears, not a baseball cap. I was there in January last year. It was bitterly cold when we arrived, I had a ski jacket, knee high boots, jeans hats, scarves. As long as you plan in advance and wear layers there is no problem. Don't let the weather put you off.

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