About Twins Twins traces its roots to twin brothers Arthur and Henry D'Angelo, who arrived in Boston from Italy at the age of 12. The brothers initially made their way as street hustlers selling newspapers and flowers, but soon discovered Fenway Park and witnessed firsthand the passion of Boston fans. Seeing an opportunity, the boys started selling Red Sox pennants cut out of felt. After enjoying an enthusiastic response, they opened up their own souvenir store across from Fenway called Twins. The company's operations expanded through the years to include selling officially licensed souvenirs to a host of other teams.

Twins merged with upstart apparel company Banner Supply in 2005. Banner originally focused on the collegiate market using new techniques and classic looks, helping it establish its own distinct fit, feel, and finish. Built on similar values--quality, comfort, and durability--the new expanded company was redubbed Twins, and has since become one of the most trusted names in licensed sports merchandise. Twins now makes premium headwear and apparel for Major League Baseball, the NBA, and the NHL, as well as 450 colleges across the country.