After 9/11, people told the Jacobs brothers life wasn't good any longer. They responded with a shirt bearing a stylized American flag above their brand. Customers bought it up, and though the ...

Scrolling through an online sale recently, I was shocked to come across a batch of “Life Is Good” T-shirts. If you’re not familiar, the brand makes apparel featuring various upbeat designs ...

Inside the cavernous building in New Hampshire where Life Is Good prints and ships thousands of T-shirts and other branded apparel every day, the Boston company’s ethos is spelled out in giant letters ...

Can fostering a culture of optimism among consumers drive t-shirt sales and help kids in need at the same time? The folks at Life is good are banking on it. Welcome to the glass-is-half-full company.

One of the two founding brothers, Bert Jacobs, spoke to FOX Business' Connell McShane on Wednesday about how their company Life is Good formed ... started hawking T-shirts in downtown Boston ...

Bert and John Jacobs are the founders of T-shirt company Life Is Good, which is valued at $100 million. They are the youngest of six children raised in a lower middle-class family in Boston.

It’s that kind of eternal optimism that led them to start their beloved Life is Good ® brand. Now the brothers, whose clothing line and housewares grace millions of backs and shelves ...

After 9/11, people told the Jacobs brothers life wasn't good any longer. They responded with a shirt bearing a stylized American flag above their brand. Customers bought it up, and though the ...