Not the least of the unprecedented successes of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" in England and America has been in the merchandising field.
Fashion mood boards are fundamental tools in design and merchandising fields.
In an age of shoddy and unethical merchandising practices, Field instead emphasized customer service, stressing liberal credit, the one-price system, and the privilege of returning merchandise.
Rogers can't control the actions of fans or broadcasters, and they wouldn't be able to avoid showing images of fans wearing or carrying merchandise or the field in Cleveland, which has the logo on it, Thompson continued.
Judging by their ads, a lot of N. Y. stores are getting away from the simple sale of merchandise and into the field that rightly belongs to the doctors.
By Ernest LaFrance and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, December 2, 1939 P. 21 Judging by their ads, a lot of N. Y. stores are getting away from the simple sale of merchandise and into the field that rightly belongs to the doctors.
A meeting of all buyers and merchandising managers of Marshall Field will be called.
Still, in the football-field-sized merchandise tent, there were U.S. Open logo golf shirts for up to $89, and baseball hats for $28.
In Cleveland, 32,876 fans turned out for Strasburg's start, and the last-place Indians even sold Strasburg merchandise at their park, Progressive Field.
During battles, items related to Nintendo games or merchandise fall onto the game field.
