College Colors Day 2005
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On September 2, 2005, The Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC), the oldest and largest licensing representative in the nation, will introduce America to a new holiday, College Colors Day.
What is College Colors Day?
College Colors Day, which coincides with both "back to school" on campus and the kick-off of the college football season, seeks to celebrate and promote the traditions and spirit that drive collegiate athletics by encouraging fans, alumni and students to wear apparel of their favorite college throughout the day of September 2.
Who can participate in College Colors Day?
College Colors Day seeks to unite college sports enthusiast of all ages to show support for their favorite college team.
Corporate participation in College Colors Day?
Companies or organizations that wish to participate in College Colors Day will be recognized under the "Partners" section of the College Colors Day web site. To add your company or organization to the list of participants, simply send an email to thawks@clc.com stating the name and location of your company.
Promote College Colors Day at school or work!
Free downloads are available below for those wanting to promote College Colors Day at school or work. A ready-made College Colors Day promotional flyer is available, as well as a downloadable College Colors Day logo. Download flyer.. Click Here
Need college apparel for College Colors Day?
CLC has partnered with numerous retail stores across the country to promote the College Colors Day celebration. If you're looking to update your collegiate wardrobe, visit the "College Retailers" section for a complete list of participating retailers. To show your support for your college, click here to visit our online store.
About The Collegiate Licensing Company: The Collegiate Licensing Company is the oldest and largest licensing representative in the nation. CLC currently represents more than 200 colleges, universities, bowl games, athletic conferences, The Heisman Trophy, and the NCAA (including the Men's and Women's Final Four, the College World Series, and all NCAA Championships). Based in Atlanta, CLC is a full-service licensing representative, which employs a staff of more than 80 licensing professionals with the capability to establish and manage every aspect of a collegiate licensing program.
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