Food Goods Launches a New Line of ‘Culinarily-Inspired’ Soft Goods New Company Launches Apparel and Accessories for the Foodie to Wear in Good Health
Food Goods, a new company based in lower Manhattan that creates goods for foodies, today announced the launch of its collection of culinarily-inspired T-shirts, canvas market totes and aprons.
(PRWEB) March 23, 2005
Food Goods, a new company based in lower Manhattan that creates goods for foodies, today announced the launch of its collection of T-shirts, canvas market totes and aprons.
The cornerstone of the collection is the Food Goods T-shirt line with its whimsical and witty imprints. Smile-inducing phrases such as “marinate overnight,” “I dig beets” and “lightly toasted” show not only the wearer’s knowledge of food, but also a delicious sense of humor. Imprinted on 100% cotton, American Apparel pigment dyed shirts, Food Goods’ tees offer a fashionable, colorful way to express your love for food and wine. Other favorites include “I like sweet corn,” “arugula rules,” “deep fried” and “get your Rhône on.”
In addition, Food Goods offers other culinarily-inspired items such as canvas market totes printed with phrases such as “eat local produce,” “garden fresh” and “all natural ingredients;” a perfect solution for the environmentally conscious shopper. The “the cheese stands alone” chef’s apron will delight the passionate cook, and the collection of baby tees (“tater tot”) will delight the passionate cook-to-be.
“We love the food and wine business and the people in it,” said partner Staci Strauss. “We came up with Food Goods to celebrate the industry and create food-inspired clothing and accessories that are intended be worn in good health.”
“If it’s true that we are what we eat, then it may be that we wear what we are,” said Craig McCord. “The food industry has so many delicious terms that should be commemorated, and we wanted to do that with a smile.”
Food Goods™ is a line of culinarily - inspired soft goods such as t-shirts, aprons and tote bags that featuring words and phrases that appeal to people with a passion for food and wine. The company was founded by Staci Strauss and Craig McCord in 2004 to celebrate the food industry, and is based in Lower Manhattan. Food Goods offerings will expand in mid-2005 to include other items such as hats, sweatshirts and cutting boards.
More styles and information can be found online at www. foodgoods. com.
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