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Consolidated List of Category C and D Licensees CONSOLIDATED LIST OF CATEGORY C AND D LICENSEES August 2, 2013 Please contact Yu-Lan Duggan, FLA Licensee Program Manager, with any inquiries. To review the specific program requirements for each category please visit: https://portal.fairlabor.org/fla/files/FLA/LicCat12/FLA_Licensee_Categories_2012.pdf 10Star Apparel Category D Acme Global Industries Inc. Category D 15 Love, Inc Category D Acres, Inc. Category D 180s Category C ACT Awards and Promotional Category D products 212 Fahrenheit Clothing Category D Action Custom Sportswear, LLC Category C 2ThumbZ Entertainment, Inc. Category D Active Imprints Category D 2XU Teamwear Category D AD Creations Inc. Category D 360 Electrical Category C Ad Image Inc Category D 3BG Metal Art Category D Ad Imprints, Inc. Category D 3C Custom Color Concepts Category D Ad Products of Dayton Inc Category D 3N2 Category D Ad Promotions, Inc Category D 40 Days, LLC Category D Ad Resources, Inc Category D 518 Prints, LLC Category D Ad Specialties and Promotions, Inc. Category D 73 Innovations Category D Ad Spice Marketing LLC Category D A J Trophies & Awards, Inc. d/b/a Category D AD-HOC Category D Tallahassee Engraving & Awards d/b/a Awards4U AD-MERICA Corporation Category D A Perfect Promotion Category D Adam Block Design, LLC Category D A-Game Apparel Category D ADCENTIVES WEST, INC Category C A-J Awards, Inc. Category D Adcentives West, Inc. Category C A. G. Trimble Co. Category D Adcolor, Inc. Category C A’ la Carte Promotional Products, llc Category D ADDED INCENTIVES, INC Category C A&M Tool and Cutter Grinding Category D Adept Engraving LLC Category C AAA Awards & Keepsake Gifts Category D ADM Group Inc. Category D Abel Automatics, Inc. Category D admagnets Category D ABEL CREATIONS CO. Category D Admiral Industries, LLC Category D Able Printing Company, LLC Category D ADPRO Sports Category C Absolute Graphics, Inc. Category D Advance Designs Inc. Category D Absolutely Apropos Category D Advance Watch Group Category C Academy Awards Inc Category D Advanced Graphic Products, Inc. Category D Academy Sports Inc Category C ADVANCEDTEX SCREEN PRINTING, Category D INC. Accent Purchasing Solutions Category D Adventure Furniture, Inc. Category D Accent Solutions & Media Category D Advertising Creations Category D Ace Flag Company Category D ADVERTISING EDGE, INC. Category C ACE International Category C 1 Consolidated list of FLA Category C and D licensees August 2, 2013 Advertising Specialties By DJ’s, Inc. Category D American Process Lettering Inc Category C Advertising Specialties USA, LLC Category D American Stitch & Print Inc. Category D ADZ-N-ENZ, inc. Category D AMERICAN WHOLESALE & Category D IMPORTS Aerial Action Sports LLC Category D American Youth Enterprise Inc. Category D AES Optics, Inc. Category C (AYE) AFTCO MFG,CO;INC. Category C Americana Art Enterprises, LLC Category C Ahead, LLC Category C Amerson Farm Category D Airbrush Unlimted, Inc. Category D AMG Company Category D AJL Advertising Specialties, Inc. Category C Aminco International USA, Inc Category C Akhil International Category D Amparan & Company Category D Akos Promotions Inc Category D Ampersand, Inc. Category D Akran Marketing Category D Amusemints LLC Category C Akzo Nobel Paints LLC Category D Andrews Business Services Category D Al Ross Sport Screening Inc. Category D Angelus Pacific Category D Alamo City Gold & Silver Exchange, Category D Animal Marketing LLP Category D Inc. Ann Arbor T-shirt Company LLC Category D Alan Freedman Enterprises, Inc. Category D Ann Peden Jewelry Category D Albreco, Inc. Category D Ann Werme Group Category D All American Advertising Specialties Category D LLC Anton Sport Category D ALL AMERICAN SWEATS Category D Anulas, Inc. Category D All Pro Championships, inc. Category D AP Image Team Category D All Sport Couture, LLC Category D Apex Advantage Category D ALL STAR DOGS Category D apex specialties Category D All Star Images, Inc. dba The Shirt Category D API Category C Shack APP Brand It LLC Category D All-Pro Photography by Dale Sparks, Category D LLC Appalachian Tees Category D Alligator Dreams, LLC Category D Appible LLC Category D Alma Mater Category D Apple Graphics, LTD Category D almand inc Category D Apple Pie Jewelry Category D Alpha Promotions, Inc. Category D Archi-Texture Finishing, Inc. Category D Alpine Promotions Category D Ardent Outdoors, Inc. Category D ALTRUA GLOBAL SOLUTIONS, INC. Category D Arisen Technology Corporation Category D Amalgamated Culture Works Category D Arista LLC Category D Amana Society Inc. Category D Arizona Imprintables Category D Ambrose Enterprises, LLC Category D Arizona Manufacturing & Embroidry, Category C Inc Amerasport, Inc. Category D AROSHA, INC. Category D American Decorators Category D Art Flo Category D AMERICAN EAGLE SCREEN PRINT Category D & EMBROIDERY Art Hall Awards Category D AMERICAN NEEDLE, INC. Category D 2 Consolidated list of FLA Category C and D licensees August 2, 2013 Art Wears LIncoln, Inc. dba Art F/X Category C B. I. Ink Inc. Category D Screenprinting & Embroidery B&B Awards and Recognition Inc. Category D Artattack Graphic Design Category D B&B Design, Inc. Category D Artcraft Inc Category D Baby Fanatic Category C Artcraft/Promotions Now Category C Bacon and Company, Inc Category D Arthur Court Designs Category C Baden Sports Inc Category C Artina Promotional Products Category C Badger Sportswear Category C Artist Stephen Malkoff Inc Category D Bag Tag LLC Category D Artistic Glass Engraving, Inc Category D Baggo, Inc. Category C Artistic Promotions, LLC Category D Baird Brothers Sawmill Inc. Category C Arts and Cards, Inc. Category D BAKERS CANDIES INC Category D Asgard Press Category D Bakins Ventures,LLC Category D ASR7 Category D Bakline, Inc. Category D Associated Advertising Specialties Category D BALADY PROMOTIONS INC. Category D ATCO Systems, Inc. Category D Baldwin/Priesmeyer Category D Athletica inc Category C Ballard’s Sporting Goods Category D Atlanta Hosiery Company Category C Banana Promotions Category D ATLANTIC COAST PROMOTIONAL Category D CONTRACTORS BARBARIAN RUGBY WEAR INC. Category C Atlantis Sportswear, Inc. Category C Barhyte Specialty Foods Category C Atlas, Inc. Category D Barton Nelson Inc Category C Atrium Corporation Category D Bastiat USA, Inc. Category C Augusta Marketing Products, Inc. Category D Bates Enterprises Category D Austin Monogram & Embroidery Category D Battle Sports Science, LLC Category D AUSTIN SCREEN PRINTING,LP Category D Bayou Apparel, LLC Category D Austin Specialty Advertising, Inc. Category D BC GRAPHICS, INC. Category C Austin Station Category D Beacon Promotions, inc. / Canyon Category C Outback Leather Authentic Promotions.com Category D Bean Bag Boys, Inc. Category D Authentic Street Signs, Inc. Category D Bear Affair, Inc. Category D Aviva Design Category D Bear Basics Inc. Category D AVSTAR INC Category D Bear Necessities, Inc. Category D Award Specialties, Inc. Category D BearHands & Buddies Category D Awards Ltd. Category D Beau Tease, Inc. Category D Awards Unlimited Inc. Category D Beck Awards & Leather Category D Awards Unlimited, Inc Category D BeckiLee Couture Category D Axiz Group LLC Category D Beliza Design, LLC Category D Aztec Promotional Group LP Category D Bentley Plastics Inc. Category D Aztec Uniform Sales Inc. Category D Benton Silk Screening Category D B & T Products, LLC Category D Berg Sportswear Category D B-Unlimited, Inc. Category D Best of Times LLC Category D 3 Consolidated list of FLA Category C and D licensees August 2, 2013 Best Promotions a Division of Brown Category C Bone Tree Designs Inc Category D and Bigelow BookBags, Inc. Category D Bethel International Category C Booster Print & Embroidery LLC Category D Betsy Suhey Category D Borck Brothers Online LLC Category D Better Things LLC Category D Boss Associates Category D Betty Dain Creations Category C Botskis & Company, LLC Category D Bev Key Inc. Category D BOUJO LLC Category D Beveridge Marketing LLC - dba Category D EyeBlack.com Box Seat Clothing Co. Category C Beveridge Marketing, LLC Category D Boxercraft Category C Big O Marketing Category D Boykin and Company Category D Big Time Jersey, LLC Category D Bradley W. Berger DBA: SCM Category D Promos Big Wigz Skins Category D Brancaster Marketing, Inc Category D Big World Enterprises LLC Category D Brand Affinity Technologies, Inc. Category C BiGR Audio llc Category D Brand It, inc. Category D Bill Fox Co., LLC Category D Brand Makers Category C Black Clover Enterprises,LLC Category C Brand X Gear LLC Category D Blackburn Manufacturing Company Category C Branded Apparel Category D BlackStrap Industries Inc. Category D Branded Custom Sportswear, In Category C BlaineTurner Advertising, Inc. Category D Brass Reminders Company, Inc. Category D Blakeway Worldwide Panoramas, Category D Inc. BRAX Ltd Category C Blanket the World, LLC Category D BrettHand, Inc Category D Blaze-In Sportswear LLC Category D Brew City Beer Gear, Inc Category D Bleacher Creatures LLC Category D Brian Gilbert Associates Category D Bleacher Gear Category D Brian Nihill’s Sports Specialties Category D Bling by Wilkening Category D Brice Caldwell Inc. Category D Bling By Zing Inc. Category D Bright Advertising Category D Bling It On Category D Bright Ideas, LLC Category C BLUE HORSE PROMOTIONS, INC Category D Broad Bay Cotton Inc Category D Blue Ridge Graphics, Inc. Category D BROOKINGS ENGRAVING Category D Blue Sky Marketing Group Ltd Category C Brothers T-Shirt Shop Category D bluefortytwo Category D Brown & Bigelow, Inc. Category D Bluegrass Barrels Category D Brownfield Sports Category D Bo Enterprises Inc Category C Brucelli Advertising Co., Inc. Category D Boathouse Sports Category C Brumbaugh’s Fine Home Furnishings Category D Bob Lanier Enterprises Category D Bruzer Sportsgear Ltd. Category D Bobby Edwards Enterprise Category D BSI Products, Inc. Category C bodybillboards inc. Category D Buck’s Bags, Inc Category D Boelter Brands LLC Category C Buckeye Logo Wear Category D Bomber LLC.
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