Downtown Duluth has changed dramatically since the early 1900s. Few of the businesses that lined the streets are still around. But through it all, Columbia Clothing -- known as Ed Barbo's Columbia ...

Chum's Rhubarb Festival continues to raise thousands of dollars throughout 20 years and this year is critical for the ...

University of Minnesota Duluth associate professor Abigail Clarke-Sather and her team say they have developed a machine that makes textiles more recyclable: The Fiber Shredder, patent pending, has ...

Part of a more refined era in haberdashery in Duluth is coming to a close. Allenfall's, which has been selling high-quality gentlemen's clothing downtown since 1940, is going out of business ...

Staying cool and being protected from the sun’s rays are important for those who spend time outdoors. Duluth Trading Co. has those offbeat commercials on TV, but its products are ...

Duluth professor’s machine could make clothing more recyclable The invention aims to reduce textile waste, which amounts to 92 million tons globally each year. By Anna Armstrong ...

Duluth is betting that people that need durable clothing for their jobs and/or their leisure time - like farmers, construction workers, etc. - will pay more for comfort and durability.

Randy Ramker left his home in Marshfield, Wis., at 6 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 1, on his motorcycle, making the four-hour ride to the Twin Ports to do two things. The second was to eat a burger at the An… ...

Duluth Trading Co. clothing was designed for people like Bacarella. The comical TV ads — like those for the “Fire Hose” work pants, which are “tougher than an angry beaver’s teeth ...

Caleb says that any piece of clothing that is 20 years or older is considered to them as vintage. “We have things like as early as the 1930s and as new as like the early 2000s,” says Swanson.

Duluth Trading Company is known for its high-quality, durable workwear, casual wear, and accessories, and right now the company is offering up to 65% off men's and women's clothing.