SHERMAN, Texas – Employees at Texoma Educators CU got some help with their wardrobe, a $20,000 grant from retailer Lands’ End to provide them with branded apparel. The credit union and two other winners were chosen for an apparel makeover by Lands’ End from 5,000 entries. The funding will help the $60 million CU, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary, launch a new branding campaign which will be emblazoned on employees’ clothing. The new brand will be shown on Polo shirts, Broadcloth shirts and sweater vests in colors that mirror the credit union’s brand colors and match the credit union offices’ new interiors. The rebranding also will include a new website and logo, redesigned brochures and renovated offices. The other winners of the Lands’ End makeover are Hershey Theatre and Melitta USA.
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