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Holloway partners with Hanes.( )(Brief Article)

SIDNEY, Ohio - Holloway Sportswear has expanded its product line to include Hanes Beefy T products for men and the Silver for Her line for women. Starting Jan. 1, 2006, Holloway will offer 12 popular Beefy and Silver tee styles to complement its own product line.

By partnering with Hanes, Holloway aims to provide a one-stop shopping experience for all the apparel and decorating needs of promotional products distributors. "Our relationship with Hanes gives Holloway the opportunity to offer well-known, high quality Beefy T and Silver branded products to our established ma

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