You’ve got a tough Grandma Sugar Shirt . Important job and you’re pretty good at it. Of course, “pretty good” may not be great, but you don’t need to be great. You’re a Baker. You just need to make sure that everything is baked through and edible (or at least close to it) and so far you’re batting a perfect record on that score. You have yet to cause a major baking catastrophe, and for that you thank your luck, your angels, and your mediocre skills. This one’s for you, World’s Okayest Baker! We salute you with a t-shirt and hoodie!
Grandma Sugar Shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt
The Olympics are many things Grandma Sugar Shirt . A mythic sporting event, an emotional outlet, a tool for soft politics. And, of course, an enormous branding and marketing opportunity. According to estimates from the International Olympic Committee, more than half the world’s population watched the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro in one way or another: there was 356,924 hours of coverage on 584 TV channels and 270 digital platforms. That’s a lot of consumer eyeballs. Little wonder brands like Airbnb, Coca-Cola and Intel are willing to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to be official sponsors. Each country also has sponsors and these often include fashion brands: designers and sports brands that dress the Olympians for their major public moments and then get to sell versions of those clothes to anyone who wants to buy into the idea, no matter how romantically impossible, that they, too, can acquire a small piece of sporting success. Historically, the countries with the best, most buzzed-about looks have also been the countries with the most famous fashion industries: Italy (where Armani has created opening ceremony looks since 2012), France (Lacoste since 2016), Britain (Ben Sherman, after Stella McCartney between 2012-16) and the United States (Ralph Lauren since 2008). Designers use the relationship to burnish their patriotic credentials and suggest the breadth of a national talent pool; teams use it to raise the profiles and confidence of their athletes. Still, the risk-taking tends to be left to athletic feats; formal Olympian wardrobes are often very traditional, or even boring; they generally resemble the sort of outfits a golf pro might wear in a fantasy country club. They are rarely “cool” — and rarely available to smaller countries with less promotional muscle.
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