Edwards' Press Room ~ Industry News to keep you in the know
Edwards Named One of PPAI’s “Greatest Companies to Work For” in 2025
An Edwards associate states, “Edwards Garment is a company that supports and cares for its employees, takes great pride in producing high-quality products and makes excellent customer service a high priority.” ” Continue Reading
Jose Gomez, Edwards President and CEO, Named Among ASI Counselor’s Power 50 in 2025
“Jose Gomez moves up a spot this year, as he marks his second appearance on the Counselor Power 50, and has positioned himself as an expert in navigating the tricky tariff situation that’s marked much of 2025.” Continue Reading
What Can Custom Apparel Do For My Business
“What can you do for opportunities where the client requires that little extra spark, pizzazz, branding or WOW factor?" Continue Reading
Be Everything Your Customer Needs
“Connect Direct Selling and Renting: Are you maximizing your revenue? How can you connect with more revenue?” Continue Reading
Should I Expand into Direct Sales?
“We all wonder what we can do to expand our business. Distributors look at various new products, services and selling channels. Suppliers look at the same. With the quick changing ways of the world, what we do now most likely will not be what works best for us in the future. ” Continue Reading
Trump Tariffs: 5 Big Questions on How Promo Will Be Impacted
“We’ll continue to reduce our exposure to China, as we have done for over 10 years now, and continue increasing the diversity and resilience of our supplier base,” says Jose Gomez, president/CEO of Counselor Top 40 supplier Edwards Garment (asi/51752) and a Counselor Power 50 member.” Continue Reading
Balancing Innovation and Regulation in Making the Apparel Industry More Sustainable
“Green Success Stories sat down with Sarah Shepard, Senior Sustainability Quality Manager at Edwards Garment. We discussed their commitment to sustainability in the apparel industry, their quantifiable approach to meeting objectives, their innovative efforts including using recycled materials in the uniforms they make, their optimization of manufacturing and logistics toward minimizing waste and energy consumption, and in general their hope for a more sustainable future in which organizations manage the delicate interplay between innovation and regulation.” Continue Reading


