The Life Is Good Company: Bert and John Jacobs In the late 80s, brothers Bert and John Jacobs were living as nomads, traveling from college to college selling t-shirts out of their van. It wasn't ...

Life is good. It’s more than a slogan. For more than 25 years, it’s been an ethos for the company that makes $100 million a year printing those three words on T-shirts, ball caps, coffee mugs ...

This meant that rather than creating designs 12 to 18 months in advance, Life Is Good could speak to what was happening now. The majority of these efforts went into cutesy riffs on the present moment.

The Life Is Good origin story tells of how Bert and John Jacobs had $78 between them when they dreamed up the shirt designs that made the company. They sold out 48 shirts in 45 minutes in their ...

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 ...

life is good, pet toys, the artistic team in boston creates about 30 new designs every week. WE WILL PRINT ABOUT 14,000 PRINTS A DAY THAT WILL GET SHIPPED DIRECTLY OUT OF THIS FACILITY.

The line features t-shirts and hats with the two slogans, as well as a design featuring both, “Life is Finger Lickin’ Good.” There is also a design with Jake, Life is Good’s mascot, and ...

"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 ...

Life is Good, a retailer out of Boston, has a new storefront in La Jolla, the first store in California for the clothing and accessories brand. Trustworthy local news is more vital than ever.