"It all
started as a little
surf shop
in 1980 in Newport Beach, California. It wasn't
called Pacific Sunwear then. It wasn't even all that different from all the
other shops carrying surfboards and wax, except for one thing, the founders had
a better idea. You see, during Southern California's wet, cool winters, the
beaches get empty and the surf store business goes dry. Where does everyone go?
To the mall of course. That was the idea: to be the first surf shop to move into
California's popular mall locations.
The first mall opening was in 1981 in Santa Monica Place. It was huge. Soon we
opened seven more mall stores up and down the coast in places like Torrance,
Thousand Oaks and West Los Angeles. By 1987 we had grown to 21 stores.
But PacSun wasn't the only good idea born at the beach in the early '80s. All
over Orange County, California, locals were creating their own brands of
clothing with names like Gotcha, CatchIt and Quiksilver. One day a guy walked
into the PacSun store with a carton of super-long board shorts and the kids
grabbed them before we could get them out of the box. The brand? Billabong. We
all grew up together. In '89 we expanded outside of California for the first
time. We opened up shops on the East Coast and ran into some snags. Surf brands
were mainly shorts and t-shirts and the East Coast was mainly cold. But we
caught on quick and so did our vendors. Our surf and skate brands moved into
long pants and sleeves, and sales began to climb. Pants and T-shirts got bigger
and so did PacSun. Skate brands like Gypsys & Thieves and Vision came along in
1990. Fresh Jive brought out baggy jeans and PacSun caught the trend. We
introduced private brands like Island Force, Diversion and Shotts to help fill
in the line. Stussy hit the beach in '92 and the kids couldn't buy it fast
enough. We were at 60 stores when we went public in '93.
It's a blur after that. We introduced juniors and shoes, expanded the store
size, opened our first outlet store, opened our first non-mall store in
Greenwich Village, New York, and just kept growing. From one surf shop to over
859 Pacific Sunwear stores and 76 Pacific Sunwear outlet stores in 50 states and
Puerto Rico.
How does PacSun succeed when thousands of other clothing companies fail?
We
listen; and we change. Someone once said to the CEO of PacSun, "You give too
much credit to those kids." But everyone at PacSun knows
the kids have the
answers. We listen to get the trends, the solutions and find out what we're
doing right. The rest, of course, is history. "
Specifications: 7/16" Pacsun Stores - Pacific Sunwear - Teen and Kids Favorite Apparel and Accessories Store Woven Logo Custom Lanyards | |
1. Width of Lanyards: | 3/4". |
2. Length of Lanyard Webbing/Straps: | 36". Optional Length: Any custom length available, like 12", 14",18",20",22",24",32",42",48" and more. |
3. Lanyard Webbing/Straps Material: | High quality and heavy duty polyester webbing, non-wrinkle lanyard straps. |
4. Colors of Lanyard Webbing/Straps: |
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5. Type of Logo: | Woven-in, weave-in, embroidered logo. |
6. Imprint Colors: | Yellow color. |
7. Font of Text Logo: | Lanyard artwork provided by customer. |
8. Lanyard Hardware Attachments: | Deluxe metal snap hooks |
9. Available Standard and Optional Lanyard Hardware Attachments: |
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10. Lanyard Applications: | Used as Pacsun Stores - Pacific Sunwear Employees' Badge Holder or Discount Stores Promotional Giveaway Free Lanyards. |
11. Lanyard Minimum Order: | 2,000 Pieces. |
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