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"Just what do you think you're doing?!" Erica shouted as she stormed into the playplace, jolting the Toy animatronics and guards to attention at the thunder of her voice. The only two unshaken by the sound were Mangle and the Puppet, both simply turning their heads to her as she marched her way to the slides the Puppet stood upon. The Puppet crossed their arms and straightened their posture, keeping hold of their ground as she approached as if the plastic castle was really their kingdom to defend.

"Oh, I know that tone well," Mangle mumbled to Mike, "usually someone gets fired after it."

"Told you you should've stepped in," Jenny added.

"Come on, what is she really going to do to them?" Mike asked. They both eyed him and he felt a guilt wash over himself. At the last restaurant, he had been able to hold his own and step in much faster to keep the animatronics from getting into nonsense like this. He should've known better.

Balloon Boy wound his way around the Puppet and slid down the slide furthest away from Erica towards the shallow side of the ball pit, stumbling his way out to run over and hide behind Jenny as Erica reached it. The Toys, meanwhile, cowered together at the edge of the ball pit, taking slow steps in unison backwards to give her space as she kept her anger on the Puppet who had not backed down.

"Good evening, Erica," the Puppet began, "I have demands."

Erica stared at them, blinking, hands on her hips, frustrations not dissipating.

"No you don't," Erica replied.

"Yes I do," the Puppet said, plucking Balloon Boy's discarded notebook from the rubber mat floor of the playplace and holding it up, "quite a few actually—so pay attention."

"You haven't wanted anything for years—"

"You don't know that—"

"If you actually wanted something, you'd actually leave your box and ask for it. Or maybe, if you really wanted it, tried to find a way to achieve what you wanted."

The Puppet stared at her for a moment, making all the occupants acutely aware of the silence that was only interrupted by the whirring of animatronic bodies (though the Toys had tried desperately to stay still in that silence to not bring attention to themselves lest it grow even more awkward.)

However, it seemed the Puppet wasn't affected, and instead turned again to the notebook and began: "First item—"

"No," Erica interrupted.

"Don't interrupt me."

"I'm not giving into your demands."

"First item," the Puppet insisted, glaring at Erica who crossed her arms and huffed, "let Toytronica be a real band."

Erica's jaw dropped. "Are you kidding?"

"No."

She turned her scowl to the Toys who averted their gazes, terrified to meet hers as they fidgeted with their hands. "First off—all of your main inspirations are 90s garage rock bands and 2000s punk, but you have no bass guitar which is essential to those genres. Secondly, you have a logo that evokes the 80s neon aesthetics which is all you play here because, thirdly, you all have never made an original song in your lives so I don't know where you think you can get away with thinking you can be a 'real' band if all you can do is covers!"

The Toys stood still in stunned silence briefly; though, if a robot's lip could quiver, theirs' each would have. Then, almost unanimously, the three began to wail like so many children that had come through the restaurant before them.

"She's right!" Toy Bonnie cried. "Our branding is inconsistent!"

"It's true! We're musically confused!" Toy Chica said.

"We'll never make it as a band!" Toy Freddy sobbed.

"Wow, and I thought I was mean," the Puppet mused. Erica rolled her eyes. "You could have just asked them who'd perform for the kids when they were gone on tour."

Toy Chica fell to her knees and clasped her head. "We didn't even think about the kids!"

Toy Bonnie collapsed onto her. "We're so selfish!"

Toy Freddy fell to the floor with them. "We don't deserve to be musicians!"

"I should have designed them to be less emotional," Erica mumbled to herself.

"It's just your nature, Erica: you can't help but hurt people's feelings everywhere you go," the Puppet said.

"I'm being realistic. I'm not out here to set them up to fail," Erica replied.

The Puppet sneered. "Right, of course. You don't want us to fail because you don't want us to do anything at all. You want us to be obedient and stay here forever."

"That's not what I want—"

"That's what it sure feels like," the Puppet interrupted, "you've especially trapped me in one after another after another without ever asking what I wanted, so you can say all you want how that's not what you want but here I am still: proof that that's what you're doing. So I don't know if you just enjoy being a hypocrite or what it is but it's still what's going on."

"I wasn't—"

"Like, I don't know what your angle is with all that because it's basically torture for me because I hate it here. You'll take Fredbear out everyday and have for well over a decade but I guess I don't count even though you've known I've been in the same situation as him for the same amount of time, but I guess that doesn't mean anything to you."

Erica had stopped arguing, keeping her mouth shut in a frown that had begun turning from anger to hints of guilt, but the Puppet didn't stop.

"And the wild thing is that the person who could take me out of here—who frankly should have this whole time—won't even talk to me!" they continued, "And I don't know how to get him to! I guess my dad just doesn't love me anymore which—okay! Sure! Guess that was bound to happen—!"

Erica shook her head. "Henry still loves you—"

"You don't know that. He doesn't talk to me anymore—"

"Because you refused to talk him for five years first!"

"Because he tried to get me incinerated!" the Puppet shouted, the sound echoing like none other around the cavernous walls and ceilings surrounding the playplace. The visceral anger paired with the break of pain in their voice took everyone aback, as if they were all spectators at an aquarium and were watching cracks in the glass appear on its shark tank in real time.

Erica was breathless. "What?"

"I found the paperwork," the Puppet continued, voice trying to stay strong with their rage but wavering as the kept on, "he had everything done but to sign it. He was...he was so ready to burn me and get rid of me. He was done with me." They looked away from Erica, trying to collect themself. "I just- I just wanted to be with my dad like Evan gets to be with you, but he doesn't and I...I'm stuck here. I've been stuck here in these stupid restaurants for over 20 years and I can't leave because nobody asks me what I want."

The fire had been snuffed out of Erica. Her shoulders dropped and all she was left with was shame and pity as she stared up at the Puppet, stood all alone at the top of the slides in the playplace, surrounded only by shadows and barely taller than the kids that clambored through it everyday. The cape swallowed them up like a sick child in a blanket, the crown slightly askew on their head from all their animated yelling.

It broke Erica's heart, because she could still see Charlotte clear as day through the Puppet every time she looked at them. There was never a day she didn't. And even though, after all these years she knew that Charlotte would've been an adult, she still wanted to scoop them up and tell them everything would be okay like she did back when they were a seven year old kid and her daughter's best friend that came over everyday.

"Oh," Erica breathed, "Charlie..."

The Puppet's head snapped back up to Erica and the despondence disappeared from their eyes, replaced with the refueled rage that had started to simmer. Erica felt herself tense, not knowing what exactly she did wrong in the moment until they spoke.

"You don't get to call me Charlie," they growled, the sound slurred through barely contained tears, "you don't get to call me that. You don't ever get to call me that because you don't care and you've never cared."

They stepped out from the playplace, foot catching on the slide and making them lose their balance. They stumbled slightly, but caught themself enough to slide into the pit below and stay standing, kicking the balls this way and that out of it as they marched forth towards Erica from it. They leapt from it up to her feet, fury radiating from their body.

"You don't get to call me Charlie," they said, "no one does."

Erica gave no response; she knew nothing would help in the moment. The Puppet, so infuriated their body was shaking, stood there for only a few moments more before storming off to the Prize Corner and disappearing from sight. Everyone left behind lingered in the tense silence, as if disturbing the air with any movements would set the Puppet off again even if they weren't in the room anymore.

Eventually, they all did begin to move, mostly to check on each other (though everyone gave space to Erica, perhaps too afraid to talk to her.) The exception was Fredbear, who approached her. Her eyes had not left the Prize Corner, which Fredbear noticed.

"You need to give them space, mom," Fredbear said.

Erica shook her head, then began to head towards it. "No, I messed this up. I'm fixing it."

"Mom—"

"They're not going to deal with it later if we don't talk about it now."

Fredbear watched her leave and sighed.

Erica entered the Prize Corner, noticing first the discarded crown crumpled on the floor before having to step over the cape not long after. She reached the tiers of plushie prizes where the Puppet's box was nestled on the lowest tier. The lid was shut tight, but the sound of their muffled crying wasn't hidden. Erica pulled herself up onto the tier to sit besides the box, quiet for a moment as she tried to decide how to start, then her eye caught a glimpse of the still ballerina in the music box between the plushies near her. She watched it for a bit before gently picking it up and winding it, the ballerina spinning to the music twinkling delicately out through the stillness of the Prize Corner. The Puppet's sobbing began to soothe into shaking hiccups, but they didn't say anything either.

"I should never have made you stay at all the restaurants corporate kept jumping you between before this one, or me sticking you at this one permanently," Erica started, "it wasn't fair. I was convinced you'd get sick of it and tell everyone that you were murdered and possessing the Puppet and it'd all come out like that because I couldn't do it because all of the NDA's I'm stuck under—but that wasn't fair to expect you to do and I'm coward for trying that. It's not your responsibility to expose what the company's been hiding...and it was my responsibility to ask you what you wanted."

Erica ran her finger along the enamel roses on the edge of the music box.

"You're family, you always were, even though I didn't treat you like that." She laughed. "But, if you ask Michael, maybe that's how I treat my family."

There was the slightest of chuckles from inside the prize box. Erica smiled.

"If you want—especially because I know I'm probably the last person you'd want to leave with—I'll take you out of here with Evan and Cassidy when we go," she continued, "you don't have to stay here anymore if you don't want to, higher ups be damned."

She waited for a reply, but none came. Erica nodded and set a hand on the box.

"Just let me know when you make you decision. It'll always be open for you. I won't take it back. Like I said—you were always family," she said. She put the music box down again, then got up and began to leave.

As Erica crossed the threshold of the Prize Corner, the Puppet lifted up the lid of the prize box ever so slightly and watched her as she walked away.

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The three Toy animatronics had sequestered themselves backstage, trying to hide from Erica to not hear more about how bad of a band they were nor to think more about how badly their plan to get the Puppet to talk to her on their behalf had played out. The former was working out well, but the latter was not. In fact, it was all the three of them could think about as they sat at their dressing tables in shameful contemplation, not looking at each other or their own reflections as they sat in silent, self imposed time-outs.

Every once in a while, one would open their mouth to speak, but then shut it again. What was there to say? They messed up. Erica was right—they weren't cohesive as a band, they didn't have original material, they weren't ready and it wasn't going to work. And everything that happened with the Puppet was a bad idea that was entirely their faults. They were the ones that set up the whole royal fiasco, so it was their faults it went so sideways.

Toy Freddy was the one to finally speak.

"We should at least do something to make them feel better," he said. Toy Bonnie nodded as Toy Chica stared ahead at her station in thought before her eye caught on the drawings from kids taped up on the mirror in front of her. Thoughts lit up in her head like the bulbs above them on the wall.

"Well," she started, "what's the best way we know how to make someone happy?"

Toy Freddy and Toy Bonnie considered it for a moment, then Toy Bonnie's ears perked up.

"Birthday parties?" he asked. Toy Chica smiled at him as he kept thinking. "And I don't think we've ever thrown one for them!"

"But..." Toy Freddy shook his head, "...everyone deserves a birthday party."

"Then that settles it, boys." Toy Chica stood up from her dressing table. "Let's throw a birthday party!"

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The Puppet was curled up in their prize box, knees tucked to their chest in the darkness as they listened to the quiet twinkling notes of the music box outside trickle in. They were still considering Erica's offer, wishing it could've been offered by anyone else—or at least, by the one person they wanted it to be from.

But still, the fact it was finally offered at all...

As they tightened their hug on their legs, the lid of the box was slowly pushed back. They glanced up, brow furrowed.

"What?" they whispered. Erica would not have been dumb enough to poke the bear again and Balloon Boy was too short to get up onto any of the prize tiers to open the prize box to try and check on them. The only reasonable guess would have been Fredbear, but even then he would have knocked or said something first before opening it up.

The Puppet lifted themselves up and poked their head out of the box. "Who are you and what do you...?"

They weren't in the Prize Corner anymore, but instead the Birthday Room, walls all warm reds and covered in patterns of the muted versions of the colors of the Toy animatronics. Streamers hung from the ceiling and balloons bobbed between them amidst the dim lighting.

The Puppet stood up taller, taking it in with a bemused smile. Apparently they had grown so used to being transported in their box from the Prize Corner to the Birthday Room for parties they hadn't noticed the shift happening, and the fact the music box was brought along with them made the trip even less obvious.

Suddenly, but gently, a new crown was set on the Puppet's head by Toy Bonnie that they, at first, tried to shrink away from. But, when they noticed Toy Freddy laying their cloak across their shoulders, pinning it under their chin with the star side up just like the Puppet did for all the birthday kids, they stopped fighting it, instead stood in a moment of stunned quiet.

Then a shimmer caught the Puppet's attention as Toy Chica approached, carrying in both hands as careful as she could a well meaning but hastily made birthday cake. The frosting was uneven, the decorations lopsided, the sprinkles overused in some parts and sparse in others, even the candles were crooked—only the lettering was legible (clearly that and the base cake were the parts done by Toy Chica herself, if the Puppet had to guess; the boys did the rest.) Still, she approached with as much earnestness as she ever would with any kid at the restaurant, warm smiles and all. Besides her, Toy Bonnie and Toy Freddy had gathered, and alongside them, the Puppet now saw Mangle, Balloon Boy, and Fredbear all join, wearing party hats like the rest of them before the group began to sing 'Happy Birthday.'

"You guys didn't have to do this," the Puppet said, then shook their head, "it's not even my actual birthday."

"Who cares? Let's let it be today," Mangle said. The Puppet laughed.

"You gotta make a wish, Charlie," Fredbear said, "can't have cake if you don't."

The Puppet considered it for a moment, then took a deep breath and blew out the candles. Everyone cheered, and the Puppet's smile grew wider.

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Erica listened to the phone ring as she held the receiver tight to her ear. She rubbed her forehead as her heel bounced against her office floor as she sat hunched over at her desk.

"Come on," she grumbled as the call continued to not connect, "I know you're still awake."

"You know exactly who you reached if you called this number—" the voicemail started, making Erica groan, "—and I didn't pick up for a reason. Don't leave a message, I won't listen to it."

"Henry you suck, call me back," Erica snapped before she slammed the phone down and fell back in her chair to stare up at the ceiling. She took a deep breath and shut her eyes, trying hard to resist the urge to throw something across the room even if it was the middle of the night and there was only a couple guards around. It wasn't a lot of people to look unprofessional around, but she didn't want to start getting back into the old habits she had had to break herself out of from back when she and William were still working together.

She dug the heels of her hands into her eyes. She should have left him long before she actually did. (Maybe one of her kids would have ended up normal at the least if she did. The only thing she could say for them now was that one of them was alive, and Michael challenged that everyday.)

There was a quiet knock at her door and she pulled her hands back from her eyes, glancing over to it, expecting to see Fredbear standing there to check on her like he tended to when he could tell she was upset (he had some kind of sense for it.) Yet, that's not who stood there.

"Hey," the Puppet said.

Erica blinked. "Hey."

The Puppet tugged their head down the hallway. "The Toys are throwing me a birthday party."

She paused, then nodded. "Oh, that's nice of them."

"You're not gonna come?"

Erica cocked her head. "You want me there?"

"I mean," the Puppet started, "everyone I care about is supposed to be there."

There was a moment of pause, then Erica smiled. "Okay."

The Puppet smiled back as she got up to walk with them back to the Birthday Room. "Cool."

[thesandsofelsweyr]

What is the 'wild card' option do?

from Headcanon Game - A to Z (NSFW)

It means I get to share a sexy headcanon of my choosing, so of course it's gonna be scar related 😎

(This is not the aforementioned scar headcanon post. Still working on that one.)

⚠️ cw: here be more angst than smut 😅, torture mentions

W = Wild Card (Get a random headcanon for the character of your choice)

Scars: he’s covered in them—from his scalp to the soles of his feet. Joker made use of nearly every square inch of flesh available on his “canvas” for his “artwork” 😞 Jay doesn’t want them seen: by himself, by others, by you especially. He feels like anyone can read his entire humiliating history from his scars, because all he sees are flashing advertisements for his many failures, for his cowardice, for his weakness. So he wears hats and hoodies, long sleeves, pants, and even gloves year-round (sexy driving gloves in the warmer months 😎). He’ll let you tug down his pants and boxer briefs to his thighs, but that’s as much of his ruined flesh as he wants showing, especially since he’s already feeling emotionally vulnerable when you two are intimate.

Touching his scars brings up a knotted tangle of emotions in him. They’re ultra sensitive. Not physically, per se, but the sensation reminds him that they’re there, reminds him of what happened to him. He remembers all of the times he “let” Joker touch him… how the man would trace the ridges of scar tissue almost tenderly, admiring his masterpiece, his plaything, his boy toy… His… and that godawful feeling makes him want to puke. But then you touch them—the crude mockery of the Robin logo carved into his breast, the puckered “HAHAHA” cut into his stomach, the Clown’s laugh permanently imprinted into his flesh—you trace them gently, absently with your fingertip while you rest your head on his shoulder in bed, and he can’t help but feel as though you’re reclaiming them and him from the Clown.

You place a soft kiss on his brand, and immediately that red hot iron is sinking into his cheek again—he can feel the Clown’s cruel fingers twisted into his matted hair, yanking back his head, can hear his wail of agony echoing off the walls of his torture chamber, can smell his flesh as it cooks, can taste the salt of his tears pouring down his permanently disfigured face—but then it’s your fingers combing through his hair, your soothing voice reminding him you want him, love him even, it's the scent of your perfume filling his nose, the taste of you lingering on his lips…

Over time you carve out much of the hatred, the pain, the blackness left by the Clown, and fill that hollowed out shell back up with your love, your loyalty, your light… and he trusts that you see more than the scars that litter his naked body… that you don’t see him as a coward or a failure, that you’ll never abandon him like the others he thought had loved him, that you don’t care about his past mistakes, only his future. With you 💕

(A/N: GOD, I could talk about his scars all day long, hehe. I love that he finds them disgusting, while all of us find them sexy as hell 😋)

[yellowjacketsfashion]

HOW TO MAKE MISTY’S EQUIPMENT MANAGER JACKET (Part 1):

Supplies:

* Gold/Navy Windbreaker

* Printer

* Cardstock

* Colorfast White Fabric Sheets (these work for Inkjet printers but you can use any other fabric sheets that work in your printer).

* Heat ‘n Bond

* Black Fabric Paint

* Thin Paint brush

* Exacto Knife/Box Cutter

* Clear packing Tape/ Scotch Tape

Optional:

* White Thread

* Needle

Step 1: Aquire your jacket.

It’s supposed to resemble the jacket Misty wears so you can either try to find one on your own or look at the close matches I found for the coat Here. I bought mine off eBay but if wanted to you could probably sew one or buy one brand new etc. It is important to do this first because everything else builds off of this step.

Step 2: Size Patch Designs.

You can use the photos I provided below or your own but you’ll need to paste them into a word document. From there you can size them up or down to reach the size that you like for printing.

Depending on the size of your jacket your patches can be bigger or smaller, but once you’re happy with the sizing you can then move onto the next step.

Step 3: Print Patch designs

The “Equipment Manager” design is to be printed on cardstock to make the stencil sturdy. If you had to you could also print it on normal paper but you’d have to be more careful with it and it might not work as well.

The Yellowjackets logo is to be printed on the fabric sheet because it will be turned into the patch. Follow the instructions on the fabric sheet container to make sure you print it right.

I found it helpful to make a mark on a regular sheet of paper before I printed it so that I could see which side the design gets printed on as that’s very important to know for when you put the fabric sheet in the cassette.

Step 4: The Equipment Manager Patch

* Once you’ve picked the size of patch you like best coat the front and back of the design in clear packing or scotch tape. This step is important so that the paint doesn’t seep into the paper and potentially create unwanted smudges on the jacket.

* Once you have the tape in place you can cut out the letters with an exacto knife (I didn’t have one so I used a box cutter but either one works fine). For letters containing holes (e,p,a,g, etc) you could either leave a little strip to hold the holes onto the outside of the stencil (which you’d have to paint in after the rest is painted) or just remove them entirely and free hand the inside lines of the letters.

(Also it’s a good idea to cut this on something that is thick so you won’t cut through the surface you’re working on. I used a sewing mat but thick cardboard can work too).

* Once finished it should look something like this:

* Before you paint the design on it’s a good idea to put the coat on to determine where you want the design. I based the position of mine on where the words were in relation to Misty’s collar so the letters are in a similar spot.

* From here you are ready to paint the design onto the coat using the stencil. Make sure you push the stencil down when painting otherwise paint can get underneath it and mess up the design.

Also, don’t move the stencil around when painting (I taped mine down to combat this), keep it in one place and don’t lift it up until you’ve finished.

Something else to keep in mind is not to gob the paint on near the edges because it can smear underneath (especially if you don’t have the stencil pushed down enough).

* Once you’ve finished painting the design, let it dry down before you remove the stencil so you don’t smudge the paint.

* Once the stencil is removed you can go in and clean up the edges of the design. The lines won’t be super sharp and you may have some small smudges so you may need go in and fill it in to make it look nicer. I found a small brush very useful for this step.

Before:

After:

(if you’ve got the black paint in spots you can’t fill in you might want to get a yellow fabric paint that matches the jacket to paint over it).

* You’ve now finished this side of the jacket!

In the next part I’ll be using the heat n bond to attach the Yellowjackets logo patch to the jacket (an possibly using thread to seal the edges of the patch but I’ll have to see if I can get it done). If you’re doing this for Halloween and I don’t get the second part out before then you can look at my Letterman Jacket post for essentially a tutorial on how to use the heat n bond for patches.

If you have any questions about my process feel free to ask! I’ll work on getting the next part out soon!

[crimsonblackrose]

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Okay you know what they're not as low in the rankings as they're making it out to be. I thought they were dead last or something. Plus they're going up against Dublin Thunder which shouldn't be that bad. Better than Iron Dragons or Cobra Kai. I love that Dublin Thunder started a fight with locals at the beach. How very on brand for this universe. We love beach fights. A raised platform. That seems...unsafe. Also giving me black swan vibes based off of spoilers I saw. Lol what is this WWE? A teammate can climb up and take their place? How are they safely getting up there? Let alone in the first place. What parents signed off on this? You know for all the Tory and Robby drama I haven't noticed anything Miguel and Sam so far this season, are they even still dating? GJ would love Polarslaget's logo Tory knocked out some poor kids tooth and her teammate is so proud of her lol. We truly crave violence in this show. I've also noticed that there's no real audience is there? It's just the other competitors so far. Poor Sam out here looking for her dad. Come on Daniel hurry back. They need you. Sadly you don't know that because you don't have your phone you just have a stolen phone so you missed Johnny's baby come back voice mail.

I know Miguel's probably disappointed that he's last as the anchor but putting Sam and Robby who mastered the balance wheel up there together makes sense. Damn it Robby please pay attention and stop looking at Tory. Okay I do love the music. Oooh we're going to get binary bros aren't we???? Oh hell yeah Devon, grabbing the girl and jumping off the mat with her? Huge team power move. Damn it demetri, you kicked Eli off of there. Wait I thought if they were all off the mat before the final person made it up there that they were out. I keep getting so confused on these games. They don't make sense. But go Miggy go! Hell Yeah Miguel! He's always been the strongest out of all of the LA gang. Oh man the bow together from the stand to Johnny. I'm gonna cry. I'm so proud of them. Now Daniel get your ass back here. Oh no what happened? Why is Rosa calling? Oh no something wrong with the pregnancy? Wait Daniel got the voicemail? So he stole his own phone back? How??? Also I can't believe Miguel's also leaving. I mean it makes sense but this is his chance. Aw Daniel didn't get to tell anyone he got kidnapped. Poor guy also needed a hug. Where's Chozen? Wasn't he supposed to be in their room sick from the booze?

[saintmeghanmarkle]

Licence to shill by u/Mickleborough

Licence to shill We know that Meghan’s trying to trademark American Riveting Offerings for what looks like all products known to humankind.We also know that she tried to excite interest by sending numbered pots of strawberry jam, nestled in lemons (because we all associate lemons with strawberry jam), accompanied by deceased white flowers:Maybe the flowers committed suicide.The world’s awaiting, with bated breath, for Meghan to launch product - any product. It’s speculated about what she’ll make, how she’ll do this, what’s going to cost.Possibly the answer lies in this incidental headline from the Daily Mail archived / unarchived:In other words - the dream’s that Netflix steps in to do what it’s not been set up to do.Basically:The difficulty of finding a CEO sounds like an excuse This led me to thinking: Perhaps the plan’s not for Sussexes to make, distribute, and sell ARO products. Rather, it’d be simpler and less riskier to licence the name and retain some quality control. It’s also far less work - and we know how much that’d appeal to Meghan.That is, other companies will pay Sussexes for the right to put the ARO name and logo on jam, yoga mats, stationery, and whatever rubbish she’s trying to trademark. Then they bear the costs - and risks - of manufacturing and distribution.The (cough) suspense surrounding the release of the jam was to create buzz, which would translate into demand, which in turn would attract manufacturers.One of the most successful licensors was the French designer Pierre Cardin. At its height, he had some 1,000 licenses, and an estimated income in 1986 of £7.8 million / $10 million / €9.25 million; died in 2020 with a fortune of £630 million / $800 million / €740 million. This indiscrimate licensing led to a cheapening of the name, but at that point, money probably made up for it.This is why I think it unlikely that Sussexes will put up their own money to make, distribute, and sell ARO garbage. They’d let Kraft Foods or whoever use their name and have the headache of flogging the crap, and just sit back and collect royalties. Even though their name isn’t marketable like Cardin’s was.Looking forward to the release of the first ARO branded whatever! We should all live so long. post link: https://ift.tt/I87njZP author: Mickleborough submitted: May 23, 2024 at 11:53PM via SaintMeghanMarkle on Reddit disclaimer: all views + opinions expressed by the author of this post, as well as any comments and reblogs, are solely the author's own; they do not necessarily reflect the views of the administrator of this Tumblr blog. For entertainment only.

[rat-boots]

Hi I'm brand new to bob hund could u please infodump information to me about them bc I'm loving the music but know nothing about them

ohhohoho let's freaking go!

all right, so bob hund was formed in 1991 in stockholm by Thomas Öberg (vocals), Jonas Jonasson (synth) and Mats Hellquist (bass). A bit after that Conny Nimmersjö (guitar) joined the band because he had a rehearsal space (they even made him audition in that rehearsal space). Their other guitarist Johnny Essing joined the band because he owed Mats Hellquist 100 kr (which is like $10). They had a bit of difficulty finding a drummer at first but eventually found a guy named Mats Andersson

Thomas and Jonas went to school toghether in helsingborg before they moved to stockholm

They got the name bob hund from an animated short film called get a job (1985)

Their logo was drawn by Martin Kann, who is also the guy who designs all of their album covers

Blur's guitarist Graham Coxon is (or at least was) a huge fan of bob hund and he did a cover of the song min trampolin

In 2003 they released a self titled album in english under the name bergman rock. That album took several years to make and flopped commercially. In 2005 they released a second album as bergman rock called Bonjour Baberia pt II (both albums are very good i highly recommend them)

In 2009 bob hund gets a new drummer, Christian Gabel, to replace Mats Andersson who is now a passive member of the band

in 2013 they sold their instruments and played shows by borrowing instruments from their fans which somehow resultet in them performing at the malmö opera with the opera orchestra in 2014 (the recording of that performance can be found on their youtube channel under the name 'och bob hund dör i slutet')

in 2021 they did a musical where they are ghosts trying to stop a band called bob katt from breaking up (it's really good but there's unfortunately no recordings of it online) and from late 2022 to about mid 2023 they did some more theater with the show Den overkliga sanningen om bob hund, which is kind of an on stage argument about the band's history (no full recording of this either but there are a few short clips of it on youtube)

[gufettodue]

Sweater

He calls himself stupid once, twice, fifty times but the instinct is too strong: he takes the sweater. Then he promptly curses himself, marches back into the away dressing room and puts it back. He can’t. He’s not a thief. He’s just dealing badly with..well, life really. He never thought abandonment issues or heartbreak would come in the form of a national squad list but hey, first time for everything. Maybe it's a pile on effect, first failing to compete with Dortmund, then Robert, now…

How the fuck does Reus do it? - Thomas asks himself. Then he sighs. Marco would probably take the sweater. Call it his due for the world leaving him behind. Only, Thomas is not the one being left behind. He is the one going. Scheiße. He goes back and takes the sweater.

_

The shit thing about international tournaments is that you never know how long you will be away for. A week, a month, a single match? Is the weight in your chest going to lift if you win it all? 

Thomas wears the sweater to the last Bayern training - not while actually training, just on his way to the session. The fabric is soft and worn, cozy in the way only beloved clothes can be. It smells like the pine shampoo Thomas has known for a lifetime, its too long sleeves falling down on his hands where they grip the steering wheel.

He is pining, ok? Which isn't a joke on the pine shampoo. It's a statement of truth and one Thomas has realized maybe a bit too late. He wonders if the theft of the sweater has been noticed already or at all. Maybe he could get away with it: not having to explain he woke up one day and realized he's an idiot and he's been in love for 20 years or so.

_

The sweater gets packed into his suitcase then gets moved out of his suitcase and into his carry on and then somehow ends up on his person. The flight to Qatar is 10 hours long and the plane is cold, that's the only reason why. He can get away with it, he thinks. The sweater is plain, no logos or brands, nothing that would give away it doesn't belong to a Bayern player. Sure it's black and way too big but it's not bright yellow and he can always say he nicked it from Manu if somebody asks. He snuggles into it on the plane, warm and comfortable. It’s not the same as getting a hug but it’s the closest he’s going to get now, a continent and a sea away.  

_

To others, what he is doing would be cruel. Maybe it is. Thomas is not cruel, he is just an idiot. It’s Marco Reus who opens the door on the second ring, looking about as good as Thomas is feeling. Which is shit. Thomas would have taken him to Qatar over Mario but he can't quite say that and not make it worse so he shuts up. 

"Well" - Marco says as a greeting  - "That was a shitshow of a World Cup."

"At least you didn't miss much?" - Thomas says because even at 34 it’s too much of an ask for him to have mastered the art of not completely putting his foot in his mouth. If Marco punches him, it would be fair.  Instead Marco cheers him with his mug of coffee and yells up the stairs "Mats, it's for you!" before disappearing back inside the house, leaving Thomas to deal with himself.

Thomas is not cruel but he is an idiot. The kindness grates on him, scrapes him raw just that tiny bit more as to make it insufferable, like a carpet burn or a nettle sting. It picks at the scab of something unresolved, darkly jealous and selfish, because Mats is here, Mats didn’t stay. It twists guilt at the bottom of Thomas’ stomach - how can he reproach Marco anything? Thomas is the one who has run here like a child with a broken toy after just one international setback when Marco doesn’t have enough toes and fingers to count the times the Universe hated him.

But Thomas has wound himself tight, so tight, it’s really not about football anymore, it’s…

“Mull?” - Mats asks, shaking him softly. Thomas looks up at him and feels himself wobble. He’s wearing sweatpants and a pj t-shirt in the December cold, his hair sticking up in unruly curls and he looks concerned, like he’s probably called to Thomas already, which it’s totally possible because Thomas has not even heard him come down the stairs, which…. Mats gives really good hugs. He's shorter than Manu, less soft, and God - not that Thomas is complaining about Manu's hugs, mind you -  but there's something about being able to sink into Mats, to press his forehead against his chest, into a soft t-shirt that smells like pine that just makes him feel at home. He's always joked that Thomas is like a puppy, a ball of energy with nowhere to go, but here in Mats' arms he can finally still. Thomas slips both arms around Mats’ waist and holds on. 

-

Thomas is an idiot but he was blind. First it was Manu, then it was Robert and somehow it all got tangled together and Thomas got lost. Books and songs speak of love like butterflies, fluttering in your belly and upturning your world. But with Mats, it had always been easy, so easy that it had occurred to him only with a 20 years delay that love never needed to be fireworks because it was never meant to explode, it was never meant to burn either of them. It was meant to be the safety of clinging to someone like a koala, the laughs at being dropped on a couch like a sack of potatoes, the thousand kisses it takes to make Mats believe he is not being cruel, he is not going to regret it tomorrow, he is not rebounding from anything. Love was always meant to be the warmth of a well-worn sweater that smells of pine, with the cuffs rolled up so they don’t fall on your hands, and the chance to steal many more, for many years to come.

[briancampbell0706]

Why Logo Mats Are Essential for Enhancing Your Brand’s Image ?

In the realm of branding and marketing, every detail counts. One often underestimated yet impactful element is the logo mat. Whether you’re running a bustling retail store, a professional office, or a high-traffic commercial space, incorporating logo mats into your establishment can significantly enhance your brand’s image. These versatile and functional items are more than just practical additions — they’re a strategic investment in your brand’s identity and customer perception.

1. First Impressions Matter

The entrance to your business is the first interaction potential customers have with your brand. A well-designed logo doormat sets a welcoming tone and creates a positive initial impression. Logo welcome mats are the first thing customers encounter, so making them visually appealing and representative of your brand can greatly impact their perception. A clean, eye-catching mat featuring your brand’s logo can instantly convey professionalism and attention to detail, ensuring that visitors start their experience on a high note.

2. Reinforce Brand Identity

Consistency in branding is crucial for establishing and maintaining a strong brand identity. Using branded logo mats in your business space reinforces your brand’s presence and messaging. Corporate logo mats and business logo mats serve as subtle yet constant reminders of your brand. Whether strategically placed at entrances, reception areas, or other high-visibility locations, these mats help to keep your brand at the forefront of customers’ minds.

Customizing company logo mats allows you to incorporate your specific brand colors, logos, and messaging. This customization ensures that every aspect of your business environment aligns with your brand’s identity, contributing to a cohesive and professional appearance. By integrating logo floor mats into various areas of your business, you enhance brand recognition and make a memorable impression on both new and returning customers.

3. Enhance Customer Experience

Beyond branding, commercial logo mats offer practical benefits that contribute to a positive customer experience. They help keep floors clean and safe, reducing the risk of slips and falls. In high-traffic areas, a well-maintained logo mat can capture dirt and moisture, ensuring that your business environment remains clean and inviting. This combination of functionality and branding makes custom logo mats a valuable addition to any business.

Additionally, a well-placed logo doormat can create a cohesive and organized look, contributing to an overall positive atmosphere. Customers are more likely to feel comfortable and valued in a space that is clean, organized, and reflective of a professional brand image.

4. Promote Your Business

Using logo mats as a branding tool can also serve as an effective promotional strategy. Branded logo mats can be designed to include promotional messages, special offers, or upcoming events. By strategically placing these mats in high-traffic areas, you can attract attention and drive customer engagement. For instance, a custom logo mat at the entrance of a retail store could promote a current sale or new product line, turning a simple mat into a powerful marketing tool.

5. Durability and Cost-Effectiveness

Investing in high-quality commercial logo mats is not only about enhancing brand image but also about ensuring durability and cost-effectiveness. These mats are designed to withstand heavy foot traffic and various environmental conditions, making them a practical choice for both indoor and outdoor use. While they may require an initial investment, their durability ensures that you get long-term value, reducing the need for frequent replacements.

6. Customization Options

One of the significant advantages of custom logo mats is the wide range of customization options available. From choosing the material and size to selecting colors and design elements, you can create a mat that perfectly aligns with your brand’s identity. Whether you prefer a sleek, modern design or a more traditional look, customization ensures that your mat reflects your business’s unique character.

For businesses looking to make a statement, logo doormats and logo floor mats provide an opportunity to showcase creativity and brand personality. With options for various styles and finishes, you can choose a mat that enhances your brand’s image and complements your overall design aesthetic.

7. Increase Visibility

In a busy commercial environment, visibility is key. Branded logo mats positioned at strategic locations, such as entrances, lobbies, and waiting areas, increase your brand’s visibility and ensure that your logo is seen by every visitor. This consistent exposure helps reinforce your brand’s identity and makes a lasting impression on customers.

Conclusion

Incorporating logo mats into your business strategy is a smart move for enhancing your brand’s image. From making a positive first impression to reinforcing brand identity and promoting your business, these mats offer numerous benefits that go beyond their practical uses. By investing in custom logo mats, company logo mats, and logo floor mats, you create a professional and welcoming environment that reflects your brand’s values and makes a memorable impact on your customers.

In the competitive landscape of today’s market, every detail matters. Don’t overlook the potential of logo mats as a powerful tool for brand enhancement. Invest in high-quality branded logo mats and watch as they elevate your business’s image, contribute to a positive customer experience, and reinforce your brand’s presence in the minds of your customers.

[thistledropkick]

So Hiromu's All Star Junior Festival was a great show, but one aspect that really stuck out to me was the complete lack of the standard New Japan branding.

New Japan like any promotion has a pretty specific presentation style, most famously their "cerulean blue" mat. But the mat for this show was black, with ジュニア最高 "Juniors are the best" hand-painted on it by the participating wrestlers. The corner pads are also usually NJPW and sponsor-branded on NJPW shows, but these were replaced with plain corner pads for this show. The blue and branded ring aprons and entrance curtains were also replaced with plain black. Even the event's t-shirt lacks any overt NJPW branding - the NJPW logo does appear, second after CMLL, on the back, but only alongside every other participating promotion's logo. The title of and logo for the show also don't include anything about New Japan.

This was such a great way to make the event feel less like a "New Japan, with other visiting wrestlers" show and more like a true festival of Junior Heavyweight wrestling.

And the choice to use both ring announcers and referees, and even some guest commentary, from other promotions throughout the show added to this feeling.

[logomatsireland]

Logomats: Small Mats, Big Branding Impact Introduction: Logo mats may seem like simple floor coverings, but they possess a remarkable ability to make a big branding impact. These mats, often found at entrances to businesses, display a company's logo, name, or unique design. Their influence goes beyond aesthetics:

First Impressions: Logomats welcome visitors with a professional touch, creating a positive first impression. Brand Recognition: They reinforce brand recognition by displaying logos consistently throughout a space. Cleanliness: Logomats help keep interiors clean by trapping dirt and moisture from shoes. Versatility: They can be placed anywhere, from entryways to reception areas, enhancing a brand's visibility. In the world of branding, logo mats are small yet powerful ambassadors, leaving a lasting mark on anyone who enters.

[cleverhottubmiracle]

Photo: Courtesy of ParavelAll products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.Any fitness trainer will tell you consistency is the key to success, and for the active set, this includes weekly trips to the gym, studio classes, or outdoor workouts. Of course, most daily activities aren’t complete without one of the best gym bags, to tote your change of clothes, exercise staples, and any on-the-go extras you need to carry from home to the office and back again.Having the right gym bag makes all the difference. Whether you’re looking to squeeze a quick workout in between an already jam-packed schedule or favor a slower-paced weekend sweat session, you need something with function, room, and ease to fit your lifestyle—and it should be fashionable as well.Vogue’s Edit of the Best Gym BagsThe Carryall Classic: Alo Yoga large traverse duffle, $198The Grab & Go: Paravel fold-up bag, $75The Parent-Approved: Lululemon New Parent tote bag, $198The Neoprene Dream: Dagne Dover the Landon neoprene caryall bag, $125The Fashion Pick: The Row sporty backpack, $1,650The Everyday Winner: Athleta All About tote bag, $79The XL Packer: Ralph Lauren extra-large Stevie zip bag, $250The Easy Sling: Béis sport pack, $48The Canvas Classic: L.L. Bean Boat and Tote open-top bag, $35The Retro-Inspired Belt Bag: Tory Burch ripstop belt bag, $198For those that are getting their crunch time in before heading to or from the office, you will need something to carry it all. We recommend a bold, nylon duffle or an oversized canvas tote to fulfill your needs. Or you might be popping out to a weekend studio class with friends before brunch and favor a more hands-free approach. Go for an of-the-moment fanny pack or mini backpack that fits just the necessities and nothing more. And if you are looking for your luxe designer fix that will last a lifetime, add one of the Gucci GG Supreme-printed duffle bags to your cart, stat. Below, shop 26 gym bags to get you moving in style.LululemonFor those always on the move, reach for this tote that will make a pit stop at the gym all the easier. Internal pockets will stow all the necessities and there is even a removable changing mat for all the parents out there. Alo YogaA simple, neoprene duffle shape is a no-brainer. This one is made a little more special thanks to the bold logo on the front and detachable carrying straps. ParavelThis lightweight bag from Paravel is made from recycled materials and folds tightly into a tiny pouch for convenience when it’s not in use. Dagne DoverLandon neoprene carryall bagKeep those sweaty separates away from your other belongings post-workout, with a bag that comes with an extra mesh pouch and separate shoe bag. Choose from extra small to extra large size options to find your best suited. Nikepower training duffel bagYou can never go wrong with a Nike gym bag. Upgrade yours to one with pockets aplenty, for everything from a change of clothes to a towel, water bottle, and more. MZ WallaceBoasting five pockets on the exterior and six on the inside, this versatile tote can be worn on the shoulder or crossbody with a bonus strap. It’s also incredibly lightweight to not overload your back. AdidasA sturdy bag from Adidas makes dressing for the gym more fun. The clay color option is an easy way to inject a little vibrancy into your wardrobe, while still remaining earth tonal. Guccilarge duffle bag with webA touch of sport meets high-end fashion with this ideal-sized duffle bag that features the brand’s iconic GG pattern on top of heavy duty canvas—a durable design you’ll have for years to come. RainsHilo waterproof medium tote bagThis waterproof duffle bag from Rains means it is ready for anything you might face, inclement weather included. BéisA clean duffle is always a good idea—this one’s all utility, complete with an interior laptop pocket, adjustable shoulder strap, and trolley sleeve for travel. The RowWe’re always here to have a little fashionable fun with our gym bags. The Row’s nylon backpack is both for the fashion girlies and sport enthusiasts alike. AthletaThe roomy size, comfortable straps, and internal organization make this a worthy buy. The recycled polyester fabrication only sweetens the deal so you can feel conscious in your purchase. PradaPrada Re-Edition 1978 large re-nylon and saffiano leather tote bagAn early morning sweat sesh won’t stop you from still looking chic upon arrival at the office. Invest in this nylon tote from Prada that can double as the perfect work tote. L.L. BeanBoat and Tote open-top bagSometimes, you don’t want to mess with a classic. A simple, canvas tote might be all you need and this one is, of course, monogrammable. “As seen in Vogue” would be perfect here. Ralph Laurennylon Stevie zip tote bagA tote that does it all and more. You’ll never run out of space with this extra-large pick that can be loaded with extra clothes, snacks, and a current read. Sporty & RichA canvas carryall packs it all in, but still remains lightweight. Who doesn’t need a little lift off the shoulder? We love the collegiate-inspired, logo crest as well. TransienceFortune water-resistant zip tote bagForecast says rain? No problem! When it comes to gym bags, a water-resistant shell is an always-welcome design element. This one does it stylishly with top handles and a comfy crossbody strap. LululemonA wide drawstring opening on this Lululemon option makes for seamless access to your yoga mat, water bottle, and small accessories in an additional exterior pocket. LululemonThis backpack is anything but basic. The minimalist design will fit everything you need to hit the gym, from a change of clothes, sneakers, and water bottle, to an extra interior pocket for your laptop. VarleyGrab a backpack that checks all the boxes, but still feels high style. This espresso=colored option is totally of the moment. The North FacePracticality at its best. The North Face’s sling is a backpack that meets a fanny pack design, for an all-in-one feel. BéisThis backpack has a ’90s-inspired, fashionable twist while still maintaining its purposeful feel. You’ll find a front equipment pocket that can hold a tennis racket or yoga mat and water bottle holders on the side. BéisMade from recycled polyester, this simple belt bag gets a sporty Miu Miu-coded touch thanks to paracord accents. Tory BurchInspired by the ’70s, this fanny pack comes in three different colorways to best suit your mood. CaraaGo hands-free with this multifunctional bag that can be worn on the waist as a fanny pack and across the body for a sling approach. Dagne DoverMade from post-consumer recycled plastic bottles, this is a belt bag you can feel good about sporting. Source link

[norajworld]

Photo: Courtesy of ParavelAll products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.Any fitness trainer will tell you consistency is the key to success, and for the active set, this includes weekly trips to the gym, studio classes, or outdoor workouts. Of course, most daily activities aren’t complete without one of the best gym bags, to tote your change of clothes, exercise staples, and any on-the-go extras you need to carry from home to the office and back again.Having the right gym bag makes all the difference. Whether you’re looking to squeeze a quick workout in between an already jam-packed schedule or favor a slower-paced weekend sweat session, you need something with function, room, and ease to fit your lifestyle—and it should be fashionable as well.Vogue’s Edit of the Best Gym BagsThe Carryall Classic: Alo Yoga large traverse duffle, $198The Grab & Go: Paravel fold-up bag, $75The Parent-Approved: Lululemon New Parent tote bag, $198The Neoprene Dream: Dagne Dover the Landon neoprene caryall bag, $125The Fashion Pick: The Row sporty backpack, $1,650The Everyday Winner: Athleta All About tote bag, $79The XL Packer: Ralph Lauren extra-large Stevie zip bag, $250The Easy Sling: Béis sport pack, $48The Canvas Classic: L.L. Bean Boat and Tote open-top bag, $35The Retro-Inspired Belt Bag: Tory Burch ripstop belt bag, $198For those that are getting their crunch time in before heading to or from the office, you will need something to carry it all. We recommend a bold, nylon duffle or an oversized canvas tote to fulfill your needs. Or you might be popping out to a weekend studio class with friends before brunch and favor a more hands-free approach. Go for an of-the-moment fanny pack or mini backpack that fits just the necessities and nothing more. And if you are looking for your luxe designer fix that will last a lifetime, add one of the Gucci GG Supreme-printed duffle bags to your cart, stat. Below, shop 26 gym bags to get you moving in style.LululemonFor those always on the move, reach for this tote that will make a pit stop at the gym all the easier. Internal pockets will stow all the necessities and there is even a removable changing mat for all the parents out there. Alo YogaA simple, neoprene duffle shape is a no-brainer. This one is made a little more special thanks to the bold logo on the front and detachable carrying straps. ParavelThis lightweight bag from Paravel is made from recycled materials and folds tightly into a tiny pouch for convenience when it’s not in use. Dagne DoverLandon neoprene carryall bagKeep those sweaty separates away from your other belongings post-workout, with a bag that comes with an extra mesh pouch and separate shoe bag. Choose from extra small to extra large size options to find your best suited. Nikepower training duffel bagYou can never go wrong with a Nike gym bag. Upgrade yours to one with pockets aplenty, for everything from a change of clothes to a towel, water bottle, and more. MZ WallaceBoasting five pockets on the exterior and six on the inside, this versatile tote can be worn on the shoulder or crossbody with a bonus strap. It’s also incredibly lightweight to not overload your back. AdidasA sturdy bag from Adidas makes dressing for the gym more fun. The clay color option is an easy way to inject a little vibrancy into your wardrobe, while still remaining earth tonal. Guccilarge duffle bag with webA touch of sport meets high-end fashion with this ideal-sized duffle bag that features the brand’s iconic GG pattern on top of heavy duty canvas—a durable design you’ll have for years to come. RainsHilo waterproof medium tote bagThis waterproof duffle bag from Rains means it is ready for anything you might face, inclement weather included. BéisA clean duffle is always a good idea—this one’s all utility, complete with an interior laptop pocket, adjustable shoulder strap, and trolley sleeve for travel. The RowWe’re always here to have a little fashionable fun with our gym bags. The Row’s nylon backpack is both for the fashion girlies and sport enthusiasts alike. AthletaThe roomy size, comfortable straps, and internal organization make this a worthy buy. The recycled polyester fabrication only sweetens the deal so you can feel conscious in your purchase. PradaPrada Re-Edition 1978 large re-nylon and saffiano leather tote bagAn early morning sweat sesh won’t stop you from still looking chic upon arrival at the office. Invest in this nylon tote from Prada that can double as the perfect work tote. L.L. BeanBoat and Tote open-top bagSometimes, you don’t want to mess with a classic. A simple, canvas tote might be all you need and this one is, of course, monogrammable. “As seen in Vogue” would be perfect here. Ralph Laurennylon Stevie zip tote bagA tote that does it all and more. You’ll never run out of space with this extra-large pick that can be loaded with extra clothes, snacks, and a current read. Sporty & RichA canvas carryall packs it all in, but still remains lightweight. Who doesn’t need a little lift off the shoulder? We love the collegiate-inspired, logo crest as well. TransienceFortune water-resistant zip tote bagForecast says rain? No problem! When it comes to gym bags, a water-resistant shell is an always-welcome design element. This one does it stylishly with top handles and a comfy crossbody strap. LululemonA wide drawstring opening on this Lululemon option makes for seamless access to your yoga mat, water bottle, and small accessories in an additional exterior pocket. LululemonThis backpack is anything but basic. The minimalist design will fit everything you need to hit the gym, from a change of clothes, sneakers, and water bottle, to an extra interior pocket for your laptop. VarleyGrab a backpack that checks all the boxes, but still feels high style. This espresso=colored option is totally of the moment. The North FacePracticality at its best. The North Face’s sling is a backpack that meets a fanny pack design, for an all-in-one feel. BéisThis backpack has a ’90s-inspired, fashionable twist while still maintaining its purposeful feel. You’ll find a front equipment pocket that can hold a tennis racket or yoga mat and water bottle holders on the side. BéisMade from recycled polyester, this simple belt bag gets a sporty Miu Miu-coded touch thanks to paracord accents. Tory BurchInspired by the ’70s, this fanny pack comes in three different colorways to best suit your mood. CaraaGo hands-free with this multifunctional bag that can be worn on the waist as a fanny pack and across the body for a sling approach. Dagne DoverMade from post-consumer recycled plastic bottles, this is a belt bag you can feel good about sporting. Source link

[ellajme0]

Photo: Courtesy of ParavelAll products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.Any fitness trainer will tell you consistency is the key to success, and for the active set, this includes weekly trips to the gym, studio classes, or outdoor workouts. Of course, most daily activities aren’t complete without one of the best gym bags, to tote your change of clothes, exercise staples, and any on-the-go extras you need to carry from home to the office and back again.Having the right gym bag makes all the difference. Whether you’re looking to squeeze a quick workout in between an already jam-packed schedule or favor a slower-paced weekend sweat session, you need something with function, room, and ease to fit your lifestyle—and it should be fashionable as well.Vogue’s Edit of the Best Gym BagsThe Carryall Classic: Alo Yoga large traverse duffle, $198The Grab & Go: Paravel fold-up bag, $75The Parent-Approved: Lululemon New Parent tote bag, $198The Neoprene Dream: Dagne Dover the Landon neoprene caryall bag, $125The Fashion Pick: The Row sporty backpack, $1,650The Everyday Winner: Athleta All About tote bag, $79The XL Packer: Ralph Lauren extra-large Stevie zip bag, $250The Easy Sling: Béis sport pack, $48The Canvas Classic: L.L. Bean Boat and Tote open-top bag, $35The Retro-Inspired Belt Bag: Tory Burch ripstop belt bag, $198For those that are getting their crunch time in before heading to or from the office, you will need something to carry it all. We recommend a bold, nylon duffle or an oversized canvas tote to fulfill your needs. Or you might be popping out to a weekend studio class with friends before brunch and favor a more hands-free approach. Go for an of-the-moment fanny pack or mini backpack that fits just the necessities and nothing more. And if you are looking for your luxe designer fix that will last a lifetime, add one of the Gucci GG Supreme-printed duffle bags to your cart, stat. Below, shop 26 gym bags to get you moving in style.LululemonFor those always on the move, reach for this tote that will make a pit stop at the gym all the easier. Internal pockets will stow all the necessities and there is even a removable changing mat for all the parents out there. Alo YogaA simple, neoprene duffle shape is a no-brainer. This one is made a little more special thanks to the bold logo on the front and detachable carrying straps. ParavelThis lightweight bag from Paravel is made from recycled materials and folds tightly into a tiny pouch for convenience when it’s not in use. Dagne DoverLandon neoprene carryall bagKeep those sweaty separates away from your other belongings post-workout, with a bag that comes with an extra mesh pouch and separate shoe bag. Choose from extra small to extra large size options to find your best suited. Nikepower training duffel bagYou can never go wrong with a Nike gym bag. Upgrade yours to one with pockets aplenty, for everything from a change of clothes to a towel, water bottle, and more. MZ WallaceBoasting five pockets on the exterior and six on the inside, this versatile tote can be worn on the shoulder or crossbody with a bonus strap. It’s also incredibly lightweight to not overload your back. AdidasA sturdy bag from Adidas makes dressing for the gym more fun. The clay color option is an easy way to inject a little vibrancy into your wardrobe, while still remaining earth tonal. Guccilarge duffle bag with webA touch of sport meets high-end fashion with this ideal-sized duffle bag that features the brand’s iconic GG pattern on top of heavy duty canvas—a durable design you’ll have for years to come. RainsHilo waterproof medium tote bagThis waterproof duffle bag from Rains means it is ready for anything you might face, inclement weather included. BéisA clean duffle is always a good idea—this one’s all utility, complete with an interior laptop pocket, adjustable shoulder strap, and trolley sleeve for travel. The RowWe’re always here to have a little fashionable fun with our gym bags. The Row’s nylon backpack is both for the fashion girlies and sport enthusiasts alike. AthletaThe roomy size, comfortable straps, and internal organization make this a worthy buy. The recycled polyester fabrication only sweetens the deal so you can feel conscious in your purchase. PradaPrada Re-Edition 1978 large re-nylon and saffiano leather tote bagAn early morning sweat sesh won’t stop you from still looking chic upon arrival at the office. Invest in this nylon tote from Prada that can double as the perfect work tote. L.L. BeanBoat and Tote open-top bagSometimes, you don’t want to mess with a classic. A simple, canvas tote might be all you need and this one is, of course, monogrammable. “As seen in Vogue” would be perfect here. Ralph Laurennylon Stevie zip tote bagA tote that does it all and more. You’ll never run out of space with this extra-large pick that can be loaded with extra clothes, snacks, and a current read. Sporty & RichA canvas carryall packs it all in, but still remains lightweight. Who doesn’t need a little lift off the shoulder? We love the collegiate-inspired, logo crest as well. TransienceFortune water-resistant zip tote bagForecast says rain? No problem! When it comes to gym bags, a water-resistant shell is an always-welcome design element. This one does it stylishly with top handles and a comfy crossbody strap. LululemonA wide drawstring opening on this Lululemon option makes for seamless access to your yoga mat, water bottle, and small accessories in an additional exterior pocket. LululemonThis backpack is anything but basic. The minimalist design will fit everything you need to hit the gym, from a change of clothes, sneakers, and water bottle, to an extra interior pocket for your laptop. VarleyGrab a backpack that checks all the boxes, but still feels high style. This espresso=colored option is totally of the moment. The North FacePracticality at its best. The North Face’s sling is a backpack that meets a fanny pack design, for an all-in-one feel. BéisThis backpack has a ’90s-inspired, fashionable twist while still maintaining its purposeful feel. You’ll find a front equipment pocket that can hold a tennis racket or yoga mat and water bottle holders on the side. BéisMade from recycled polyester, this simple belt bag gets a sporty Miu Miu-coded touch thanks to paracord accents. Tory BurchInspired by the ’70s, this fanny pack comes in three different colorways to best suit your mood. CaraaGo hands-free with this multifunctional bag that can be worn on the waist as a fanny pack and across the body for a sling approach. Dagne DoverMade from post-consumer recycled plastic bottles, this is a belt bag you can feel good about sporting. Source link

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Photo: Courtesy of ParavelAll products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.Any fitness trainer will tell you consistency is the key to success, and for the active set, this includes weekly trips to the gym, studio classes, or outdoor workouts. Of course, most daily activities aren’t complete without one of the best gym bags, to tote your change of clothes, exercise staples, and any on-the-go extras you need to carry from home to the office and back again.Having the right gym bag makes all the difference. Whether you’re looking to squeeze a quick workout in between an already jam-packed schedule or favor a slower-paced weekend sweat session, you need something with function, room, and ease to fit your lifestyle—and it should be fashionable as well.Vogue’s Edit of the Best Gym BagsThe Carryall Classic: Alo Yoga large traverse duffle, $198The Grab & Go: Paravel fold-up bag, $75The Parent-Approved: Lululemon New Parent tote bag, $198The Neoprene Dream: Dagne Dover the Landon neoprene caryall bag, $125The Fashion Pick: The Row sporty backpack, $1,650The Everyday Winner: Athleta All About tote bag, $79The XL Packer: Ralph Lauren extra-large Stevie zip bag, $250The Easy Sling: Béis sport pack, $48The Canvas Classic: L.L. Bean Boat and Tote open-top bag, $35The Retro-Inspired Belt Bag: Tory Burch ripstop belt bag, $198For those that are getting their crunch time in before heading to or from the office, you will need something to carry it all. We recommend a bold, nylon duffle or an oversized canvas tote to fulfill your needs. Or you might be popping out to a weekend studio class with friends before brunch and favor a more hands-free approach. Go for an of-the-moment fanny pack or mini backpack that fits just the necessities and nothing more. And if you are looking for your luxe designer fix that will last a lifetime, add one of the Gucci GG Supreme-printed duffle bags to your cart, stat. Below, shop 26 gym bags to get you moving in style.LululemonFor those always on the move, reach for this tote that will make a pit stop at the gym all the easier. Internal pockets will stow all the necessities and there is even a removable changing mat for all the parents out there. Alo YogaA simple, neoprene duffle shape is a no-brainer. This one is made a little more special thanks to the bold logo on the front and detachable carrying straps. ParavelThis lightweight bag from Paravel is made from recycled materials and folds tightly into a tiny pouch for convenience when it’s not in use. Dagne DoverLandon neoprene carryall bagKeep those sweaty separates away from your other belongings post-workout, with a bag that comes with an extra mesh pouch and separate shoe bag. Choose from extra small to extra large size options to find your best suited. Nikepower training duffel bagYou can never go wrong with a Nike gym bag. Upgrade yours to one with pockets aplenty, for everything from a change of clothes to a towel, water bottle, and more. MZ WallaceBoasting five pockets on the exterior and six on the inside, this versatile tote can be worn on the shoulder or crossbody with a bonus strap. It’s also incredibly lightweight to not overload your back. AdidasA sturdy bag from Adidas makes dressing for the gym more fun. The clay color option is an easy way to inject a little vibrancy into your wardrobe, while still remaining earth tonal. Guccilarge duffle bag with webA touch of sport meets high-end fashion with this ideal-sized duffle bag that features the brand’s iconic GG pattern on top of heavy duty canvas—a durable design you’ll have for years to come. RainsHilo waterproof medium tote bagThis waterproof duffle bag from Rains means it is ready for anything you might face, inclement weather included. BéisA clean duffle is always a good idea—this one’s all utility, complete with an interior laptop pocket, adjustable shoulder strap, and trolley sleeve for travel. The RowWe’re always here to have a little fashionable fun with our gym bags. The Row’s nylon backpack is both for the fashion girlies and sport enthusiasts alike. AthletaThe roomy size, comfortable straps, and internal organization make this a worthy buy. The recycled polyester fabrication only sweetens the deal so you can feel conscious in your purchase. PradaPrada Re-Edition 1978 large re-nylon and saffiano leather tote bagAn early morning sweat sesh won’t stop you from still looking chic upon arrival at the office. Invest in this nylon tote from Prada that can double as the perfect work tote. L.L. BeanBoat and Tote open-top bagSometimes, you don’t want to mess with a classic. A simple, canvas tote might be all you need and this one is, of course, monogrammable. “As seen in Vogue” would be perfect here. Ralph Laurennylon Stevie zip tote bagA tote that does it all and more. You’ll never run out of space with this extra-large pick that can be loaded with extra clothes, snacks, and a current read. Sporty & RichA canvas carryall packs it all in, but still remains lightweight. Who doesn’t need a little lift off the shoulder? We love the collegiate-inspired, logo crest as well. TransienceFortune water-resistant zip tote bagForecast says rain? No problem! When it comes to gym bags, a water-resistant shell is an always-welcome design element. This one does it stylishly with top handles and a comfy crossbody strap. LululemonA wide drawstring opening on this Lululemon option makes for seamless access to your yoga mat, water bottle, and small accessories in an additional exterior pocket. LululemonThis backpack is anything but basic. The minimalist design will fit everything you need to hit the gym, from a change of clothes, sneakers, and water bottle, to an extra interior pocket for your laptop. VarleyGrab a backpack that checks all the boxes, but still feels high style. This espresso=colored option is totally of the moment. The North FacePracticality at its best. The North Face’s sling is a backpack that meets a fanny pack design, for an all-in-one feel. BéisThis backpack has a ’90s-inspired, fashionable twist while still maintaining its purposeful feel. You’ll find a front equipment pocket that can hold a tennis racket or yoga mat and water bottle holders on the side. BéisMade from recycled polyester, this simple belt bag gets a sporty Miu Miu-coded touch thanks to paracord accents. Tory BurchInspired by the ’70s, this fanny pack comes in three different colorways to best suit your mood. CaraaGo hands-free with this multifunctional bag that can be worn on the waist as a fanny pack and across the body for a sling approach. Dagne DoverMade from post-consumer recycled plastic bottles, this is a belt bag you can feel good about sporting. Source link

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Photo: Courtesy of ParavelAll products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something.Any fitness trainer will tell you consistency is the key to success, and for the active set, this includes weekly trips to the gym, studio classes, or outdoor workouts. Of course, most daily activities aren’t complete without one of the best gym bags, to tote your change of clothes, exercise staples, and any on-the-go extras you need to carry from home to the office and back again.Having the right gym bag makes all the difference. Whether you’re looking to squeeze a quick workout in between an already jam-packed schedule or favor a slower-paced weekend sweat session, you need something with function, room, and ease to fit your lifestyle—and it should be fashionable as well.Vogue’s Edit of the Best Gym BagsThe Carryall Classic: Alo Yoga large traverse duffle, $198The Grab & Go: Paravel fold-up bag, $75The Parent-Approved: Lululemon New Parent tote bag, $198The Neoprene Dream: Dagne Dover the Landon neoprene caryall bag, $125The Fashion Pick: The Row sporty backpack, $1,650The Everyday Winner: Athleta All About tote bag, $79The XL Packer: Ralph Lauren extra-large Stevie zip bag, $250The Easy Sling: Béis sport pack, $48The Canvas Classic: L.L. Bean Boat and Tote open-top bag, $35The Retro-Inspired Belt Bag: Tory Burch ripstop belt bag, $198For those that are getting their crunch time in before heading to or from the office, you will need something to carry it all. We recommend a bold, nylon duffle or an oversized canvas tote to fulfill your needs. Or you might be popping out to a weekend studio class with friends before brunch and favor a more hands-free approach. Go for an of-the-moment fanny pack or mini backpack that fits just the necessities and nothing more. And if you are looking for your luxe designer fix that will last a lifetime, add one of the Gucci GG Supreme-printed duffle bags to your cart, stat. Below, shop 26 gym bags to get you moving in style.LululemonFor those always on the move, reach for this tote that will make a pit stop at the gym all the easier. Internal pockets will stow all the necessities and there is even a removable changing mat for all the parents out there. Alo YogaA simple, neoprene duffle shape is a no-brainer. This one is made a little more special thanks to the bold logo on the front and detachable carrying straps. ParavelThis lightweight bag from Paravel is made from recycled materials and folds tightly into a tiny pouch for convenience when it’s not in use. Dagne DoverLandon neoprene carryall bagKeep those sweaty separates away from your other belongings post-workout, with a bag that comes with an extra mesh pouch and separate shoe bag. Choose from extra small to extra large size options to find your best suited. Nikepower training duffel bagYou can never go wrong with a Nike gym bag. Upgrade yours to one with pockets aplenty, for everything from a change of clothes to a towel, water bottle, and more. MZ WallaceBoasting five pockets on the exterior and six on the inside, this versatile tote can be worn on the shoulder or crossbody with a bonus strap. It’s also incredibly lightweight to not overload your back. AdidasA sturdy bag from Adidas makes dressing for the gym more fun. The clay color option is an easy way to inject a little vibrancy into your wardrobe, while still remaining earth tonal. Guccilarge duffle bag with webA touch of sport meets high-end fashion with this ideal-sized duffle bag that features the brand’s iconic GG pattern on top of heavy duty canvas—a durable design you’ll have for years to come. RainsHilo waterproof medium tote bagThis waterproof duffle bag from Rains means it is ready for anything you might face, inclement weather included. BéisA clean duffle is always a good idea—this one’s all utility, complete with an interior laptop pocket, adjustable shoulder strap, and trolley sleeve for travel. The RowWe’re always here to have a little fashionable fun with our gym bags. The Row’s nylon backpack is both for the fashion girlies and sport enthusiasts alike. AthletaThe roomy size, comfortable straps, and internal organization make this a worthy buy. The recycled polyester fabrication only sweetens the deal so you can feel conscious in your purchase. PradaPrada Re-Edition 1978 large re-nylon and saffiano leather tote bagAn early morning sweat sesh won’t stop you from still looking chic upon arrival at the office. Invest in this nylon tote from Prada that can double as the perfect work tote. L.L. BeanBoat and Tote open-top bagSometimes, you don’t want to mess with a classic. A simple, canvas tote might be all you need and this one is, of course, monogrammable. “As seen in Vogue” would be perfect here. Ralph Laurennylon Stevie zip tote bagA tote that does it all and more. You’ll never run out of space with this extra-large pick that can be loaded with extra clothes, snacks, and a current read. Sporty & RichA canvas carryall packs it all in, but still remains lightweight. Who doesn’t need a little lift off the shoulder? We love the collegiate-inspired, logo crest as well. TransienceFortune water-resistant zip tote bagForecast says rain? No problem! When it comes to gym bags, a water-resistant shell is an always-welcome design element. This one does it stylishly with top handles and a comfy crossbody strap. LululemonA wide drawstring opening on this Lululemon option makes for seamless access to your yoga mat, water bottle, and small accessories in an additional exterior pocket. LululemonThis backpack is anything but basic. The minimalist design will fit everything you need to hit the gym, from a change of clothes, sneakers, and water bottle, to an extra interior pocket for your laptop. VarleyGrab a backpack that checks all the boxes, but still feels high style. This espresso=colored option is totally of the moment. The North FacePracticality at its best. The North Face’s sling is a backpack that meets a fanny pack design, for an all-in-one feel. BéisThis backpack has a ’90s-inspired, fashionable twist while still maintaining its purposeful feel. You’ll find a front equipment pocket that can hold a tennis racket or yoga mat and water bottle holders on the side. BéisMade from recycled polyester, this simple belt bag gets a sporty Miu Miu-coded touch thanks to paracord accents. Tory BurchInspired by the ’70s, this fanny pack comes in three different colorways to best suit your mood. CaraaGo hands-free with this multifunctional bag that can be worn on the waist as a fanny pack and across the body for a sling approach. Dagne DoverMade from post-consumer recycled plastic bottles, this is a belt bag you can feel good about sporting. Source link