Nick Rossi said last week he began making the towels to raise money for Italian earthquake victims a few years ago before expanding production to other languages including Spanish and Hebrew.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and a related charitable foundation have dropped a trademark lawsuit after a man stopped selling ''Terrible Towel'' knock-offs in different languages. Nick Rossi said last ...

LIGONIER, Pa. — The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Allegheny Valley School have dropped a lawsuit against a Ligonier man who has stopped selling "Terrible Towel" knock-offs in different languages.

Nick Rossi says he began making the towels to raise money for Italian earthquake victims a few years ago before ... Pittsburgh Steelers sue maker of multilingual Terrible Towel knock-offs. ...

La Toalla Terrible es no mas. The Associated Press reports that the Pittsburgh Steelers have asked a Pennsylvania man to stop selling Terrible Towels in languages other than English. (The Steelers are ...

Nov 17, 2024; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers fans wave Terrible Towels against the Baltimore Ravens during the fourth quarter at Acrisure Stadium.

The Terrible Towel has seen the top of Mount Everest, and it's been to space, and visited the International Space Station. And it all started as a gimmick in the 1975 playoffs with the help of ...

The foundation that owns the Terrible Towel trademark has settled a lawsuit it filed last week against an Indiana County shop that had been marketing “The Terrible Mask” pandemic face coverings.

On Tuesday, Myron's daughter unveiled one of his original Terrible Towels at the WTAE studios. “It’s an original, you can’t buy them,” Elizabeth Cope said.

Steelers fans may soon get a glimpse at the 50th anniversary edition of the Terrible Towel — as a special announcement is coming next week.. The official Steelers Pro Shop teased that a reveal ...

PITTSBURGH (AP) – The Pittsburgh Steelers and a related charitable foundation have dropped a trademark lawsuit after a man stopped selling “Terrible Towel” knock-offs in different languages.