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As seen in: NBME, New York Post, The Wall Street Journal, JD Supra, The Montclarion, The Shelbyville News, Sales and Marketing Management
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We Asked Men on the Street: How Much Would You Pay for a Flannel Shirt?

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By Haley Wells
| The Wall Street Journal
You know what fall means: flannel time. But the rugged plaid shirts associated with L.L.Bean, lumberjacks and hipsters are getting pricey. Our value-minded shopping columnist recently managed to justify an almost-$600 specimen refined enough to style with a suit. That’s hardly the upper limit: These days you can find cashmere versions by Italian luxury players—or God’s True Cashmere, a brand co-founded by Brad Pitt—for north of $2,000.
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16 Hand-Crafted Fashion Gifts to Wow Stylish People on Your Holiday List in 2024

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By Antonina Jedrzejczak , Christina Middleton, Haley Wells
| The Wall Street Journal
The fashion industry prizes handmade things—couture! Savile Row!—but often the relevant price tags include many zeros. We’ve hunted down items that bear an idiosyncratic human touch and reject mass-produced blandness—without obliterating bank balances. Handmade doesn’t have to look one way, of course.
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Integrating Short-form Video into Your B2B Marketing Strategy

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By Haley Wells
| Sales and Marketing Management
The emergence of short-form video as a powerful tool for B2B marketers underscores a significant shift in content consumption preferences. Gone are the days when lengthy video formats dominated the marketing scene, predominately on television. Today, as the focus shifts towards mobile consumption via platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels, B2B marketers are tapping into the potential of short, impactful videos to grab attention and convey messages succinctly.
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