Clothing Company Definitions — United States clothing company definitions from Apparel Search
This index lists United States clothing company definitions for companies whose names begin with the letter T. The names listed include Tapout, Tattered and Torn, Taverniti So Jeans, TaylorMade-adidas, Telme Clothing, Teruo Artistry, The Game Headwear, Theory, Threadless, Tommy Bahama, Totes-ISOTONER, Triple 5 Soul and Trovata, and the Tapout definition is rebuilt in full in this part.
In this section of the Apparel Search website, you will find clothing company definitions. The names of the companies in this area begin with the letter "T".
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The letter T index is a broad list, and its names show the range of American clothing at the time the index was compiled: Tapout in mixed martial arts clothing, Threadless in community-submitted t-shirts, Tommy Bahama in resort casual wear, Theory in contemporary clothing retail, Triple 5 Soul in urban fashion, Totes-ISOTONER in weather accessories, TaylorMade-adidas in golf, and smaller names such as Tattered and Torn, Taverniti So Jeans, Telme Clothing, Teruo Artistry, The Game Headwear and Trovata. An alphabetical index of that kind is a finding aid first: a reader who knows a name but not a category can start here and follow the link to the relevant record, whether that record sits in this definitions section or in the fuller company profiles elsewhere on Apparel Search.
Tapout is the T definition rebuilt in full in this part, and it earns that place on scale and on cultural timing. Founded in 1997 in San Bernardino, California by Charles Lewis, Jr., known as Mask, and Dan Caldwell, known as Punkass, Tapout grew from a gross of $30,000 in 1999 to $100 million in 2008, selling clothing and gear targeted at the mixed martial arts community through a worldwide network of licensed retailers including Dillard's and Champs. Its 2007 reality television series, also called Tapout, followed Mask, Punkass and their partner Skyskrape as they scouted fighters for the sponsorship roster, the mechanism by which an MMA label built its name inside the sport.
Use the chip list near the top of this page for the Tapout definition, and the full alphabetical listing in the definition text for the other T names. Each company definition in this section follows the same pattern, stating what the company makes or sells, where it is based, who founded it and when, and the events that made it notable. For fuller company detail, pair a definition with the company's profile in the Apparel Search names directory, and use the clothing definitions glossary for product terms. Readers tracing sport-led clothing brands will find natural neighbours in Quiksilver under Q, RVCA under R and Spyder under S, each built around a sporting community in the same way Tapout was built around mixed martial arts.
The T definition rebuilt in full in this part is Tapout, the mixed martial arts clothing and gear company founded in 1997 in San Bernardino, California. The T index also lists names including Threadless, Tommy Bahama, Theory and Triple 5 Soul.
Each definition describes the company itself: what it makes or sells, when and where it was founded, the brands and lines it owns, and the notable events in its history, in a short standardised profile format.
Use the United States clothing company definition directory to reach the index page for every letter from A to Z. Fuller company profiles are also available in the Apparel Search fashion company profiles in the names directory.