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Lions Not Sheep announces expansion of business headquarters - Vimarsana News

Lions Not Sheep announces expansion of business headquarters

Lions Not Sheep, one of the fastest-growing lifestyle apparel brands, has announced the move to the company’s new headquarters in Salt Lake City.

Lions not Sheep Made in USA clothing label: Fraud case latest from FTC - Vimarsana News

Lions not Sheep Made in USA clothing label: Fraud case latest from FTC

Lions Not Sheep, the pro-Trump brand fined for using Made in the USA clothing labels on Chinese goods, is another example of the FTC's enforcement.

Pro-Trump apparel company fined for replacing 'Made in China' labels with 'Made in USA' ones - Vimarsana News

Pro-Trump apparel company fined for replacing 'Made in China' labels with 'Made in USA' ones

A Utah-based apparel company and its owner are facing a hefty fine after the Federal Trade Commission accused them of replacing "Made in China" labels on their products with "Made in the USA"... #madeinusa #federaltradecommission #seanwhalen #apparelcompany #madeinchina #madeintheusa

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FTC fines conservative clothing brand for phony 'Made in the USA' tags - Vimarsana News

FTC fines conservative clothing brand for phony 'Made in the USA' tags

Apparel brand Lions Not Sheep Products LLC has been fined for adding phony "Made in the USA" tags to its products that were actually imported from China and other countries, according to the Federal Trade Commission.