Orlando, Florida

Dime City Apparel made a powerful return to Runway Rewritten Part 2: The Takeover in Orlando, marking the brand’s second appearance at the fast‑growing fashion showcase.

This year’s event highlighted the evolution of Dime City Apparel’s streetwear identity, bringing a sharper, more elevated presence to the runway and solidifying the brand as a recurring force in Florida’s emerging fashion scene.

Runway Rewritten is known for spotlighting independent designers, creative entrepreneurs, and culture‑driven brands. Dime City Apparel’s return signals a clear momentum shift — not only for the brand, but for the streetwear movement it represents.

Their latest showcase blended bold silhouettes, clean lines, and signature urban influences, creating a standout moment that resonated with both the audience and fellow designers.
“Dime City Apparel has always been about representing real people, real culture, and real stories,” said the brand’s founder. “Being invited back to Runway Rewritten shows that our message is connecting. We’re excited to keep pushing forward and showing up in more fashion shows across the state.”

The brand’s second appearance also reflects its expanding footprint in the fashion community. With additional shows planned throughout 2026, Dime City Apparel is positioning itself as a consistent presence in Florida’s runway circuit — opening the door to new collaborations, media visibility, and creative opportunities.

This year’s showcase emphasized the brand’s signature blend of street culture and modern design, bringing together pieces that felt both wearable and runway‑ready. The collection featured updated versions of fan‑favorite styles, new statement pieces, and a refined aesthetic that demonstrates the brand’s growth since its first appearance at the event.

As Dime City Apparel continues to build its presence in the fashion world, Runway Rewritten Part 2 stands as a milestone — capturing where the brand is now and where it’s headed next. With more shows on the horizon, the team is focused on expanding its reach, strengthening its creative direction, and continuing to represent the culture that inspires every design.

About Dime City Apparel

Dime City Apparel is a streetwear brand rooted in authenticity, culture, and creative expression.

Designed for individuals who move with confidence and purpose, the brand blends urban influence with modern style to create apparel that stands out in every city. Learn more at DimesInEveryCity.com.

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Website: https://dimesineverycity.com/

WOODMERE, NY, May 15, 2026 

hink about the last time your entire family sat together around the dining table. The holiday dinner. The birthday cake. The Sunday morning pancakes. The late-night homework session. That table holds more memories than any other piece of furniture in your home — and for 45 years, Table Pads Pro has been protecting it.

Founded in 1980 by Abe Partouche in Woodmere, New York, Table Pads Pro is one of America’s longest-running family-owned custom table pad companies. Today, Abe’s son Eric Partouche runs the business with the same personal touch his father established nearly half a century ago. The company has served over 50,000 families across all 50 states — and many customers are now on their second or third generation of pads.

“I’m the 3rd generation to have table pads from this company. I was tickled pink when I realized I used the same company that created my mom’s table pads,” wrote Victoria Scrivner, a verified customer. That kind of loyalty doesn’t happen by accident — it happens when a product lasts 20 to 30 years and a family business treats every customer like a neighbor.

Protection That Tablecloths Simply Cannot Provide

Every home décor enthusiast knows the frustration: a beautiful linen tablecloth does nothing to stop a hot serving dish from leaving a permanent heat mark on a $2,000 dining table. A sliding plastic cover traps moisture and damages the finish beneath. And a generic foam pad that doesn’t fit leaves gaps at every corner.

Table Pads Pro solves all three problems with a single custom solution. Each pad is

precision-crafted to fit one specific table — and only that table. The dense inner fiberboard core dissipates heat up to 600°F on select models, protecting the wood finish from the hot dishes that tablecloths never could. The water-resistant premium vinyl top wipes clean in seconds and looks beautiful enough to leave on the table without any tablecloth at all. The soft velvet bottom protects even the most delicate antique finish from a single scratch.

“I was worried about buying table pads online for our antique dining room table,” wrote customer Maureen C. “I can’t say enough about how fabulous they are. Our experience with Eric and this company was exemplary. If I could give extra stars I would.”

Made for Every Table — Including Yours

One of the most common questions Table Pads Pro receives is: “My table has an unusual shape — can you make something for it?” The answer is always yes. The company crafts pads for rectangular tables with leaves, round tables, oval tables, hexagon and octagon tables,

boat-shaped conference tables, bow-end tables, and completely custom shapes. For customers unsure how to measure, Table Pads Pro mails a free pattern kit — customers trace their table on the provided paper and mail it back for a perfect fit every time.

For the most complex table shapes, Eric personally dispatches a representative for an in-home measuring visit. “We’ve been doing this for 45 years,” he says. “There is no table shape we haven’t seen.”

An Investment That Pays for Itself

Professional refinishing of a damaged dining table typically costs $300 to $800 or more — and some damage, like deep heat marks or watermarks, simply cannot be fully restored. A Table Pads Pro custom pad starts at $249 and lasts and lasts 20 to 30 years. That’s less than a penny a day to protect a table worth ten to twenty times that amount. It’s not an expense — it’s the smartest penny you’ll ever spend.

“Took me a while to decide which company to use and I obviously picked the right one,” wrote Sandra Ercolano, a recent customer. “They fit perfectly, look great, and the magnetic system is fantastic. They got it to me sooner than expected.”

Call Eric Directly

When you call 888-929-4940, Eric Partouche answers. Not a call center. Not an automated system. Eric — with 45 years of table pad expertise — will help you measure your table, choose the right color and thickness, and make sure your pad is absolutely perfect before it ships.

Table Pads Pro products are available at www.tablepadspro.com, by phone at 888-929-4940, and through the company’s Etsy shop. Custom table pads start at $249 with flat-rate nationwide shipping of $65.

About Table Pads Pro

Table Pads Pro is a family-owned custom table pad manufacturer founded in 1980 by Abe Partouche and currently operated by his son Eric Partouche. Headquartered in Woodmere, New York, the company crafts premium custom table pads, table extenders, pool table pads, conference table pads, buffet pads, and related furniture protection products for residential and commercial customers across all 50 US states. All products are custom-made to exact customer specifications using North American materials. Table Pads Pro has protected over 50,000 families’ tables since its founding in 1980.

Website: www.tablepadspro.com

Phone: 888-929-4940

Email: [email protected]

Address: 999 Central Ave STE 303, Woodmere, NY 11598

LINDSAY, Ontario

Guitarist and recording engineer George MacARTHUR has developed a new studio demo project intended to showcase his guitar, bass, arrangement, and production work for potential opportunities in the music industry.

The project began as an experiment in adding original guitar parts to well-known classic rock songs. As part of the project, MacARTHUR has created a series of studio demos built around new guitar and bass. He said the work is intended as a creative portfolio and means to reach established artists, producers, and music professionals who may be interested in his services.

MacARTHUR said one of his long-term goals is to have the material heard by Axl Rose, the frontman of Guns N’ Roses, in the hope that it may lead to consideration for studio collaboration or related music work. MacARTHUR has informally referred to the project as Gun & Rose, a title he said reflects the personal and experimental nature of the effort. The project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to Axl Rose, Guns N’ Roses, or any related rights holders. MacARTHUR said. “I wanted to create something strong enough that it might start a conversation and possibly reach the right people.”

According to MacARTHUR, the work reflects his interest in production and engineering techniques and the role of live instrumentation in modern studio recording. He said the project is also part of a broader effort to establish himself professionally as a guitarist and recording engineer. MacARTHUR is currently working on Street of Dreams and it should be finished in a few days.

About George MacARTHUR

George MacARTHUR is a guitarist and recording engineer based in Lindsay, Ontario. His work focuses on rock guitar, bass recording, arrangement, and studio production. Through his current demo project, MacARTHUR is seeking to connect with artists, producers, and music industry professionals interested in original guitar-driven studio work

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