Life is good sells around 600 products, most centered on a goofy, big-mouthed, beret-wearing stick figure named Jake. Jake started as a doodle by John Jacobs in 1994, a tale told by his brother in ...

"This is just like a craft beer of ice cream," Gavris said. "You're getting a really good product for your dollar." A pint of Life is Good ice cream runs from $5.99 to $7.99, he said, or about $1 ...

Feb. 1—Life is Good, the clothing company known for its quirky stick-figure logo, plans to consolidate its warehouse and manufacturing operations from four separate buidlings to one space in Hudson.

Life Is Good can print 14,000 shirts per day on each of its 12 commercial printing machines. Workers operating the machines consult video screens as they feed shirts into the printers. Each blank ...

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Life is Good is urged from the starting gate by jockey Irad Ortiz Jr. on the way to the win in the Whitney at Saratoga Race Course on Saturday, Aug. 6, 2022, in Saratoga Springs N.Y. (Tim Lanahan ...

Cut in half under a moving rail car, Truman Duncan survived massive injuries and even called 911. Today he has returned to a full life and has a message for soldiers and others who have survived ...

Company: Life Is Good Initial investment: $200 How he spent it: Blank shirts, screenprinting, peddlers' permits; eventually, $4,600 on a used van and a computer 2014 revenue: $100 million-plus ...

CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON FOX BUSINESS "Two days later, we sold 48 T-shirts in 45 minutes." - Bert Jacobs, Life is Good co-founder. Their business exploded, and something unexpected happened ...

It does not feel like “Life Is Good.” In fact, life feels terrible. There is a palpable sense of anxiety filling in the air as the threat of another war looms, and Timothée Chalamet’s new ...

The festival is the largest fundraiser yet by Life is Good, which has raised more than $4 million since 2003 for ill and traumatized children. This is the company’s first major music festival.

Life is Good, the clothing company known for its quirky stick-figure logo, plans to consolidate its warehouse and manufacturing operations from four separate buildings to one space in Hudson.