Clothing For Event Advertising And Fundraisers

If you want people to make a beeline to your door then use promo clothes as a hand out. Shirts and sweats are great because everyone wears them. Ball-caps are the bomb though. Every man alive uses them. Even pretty boys have bad hair days sometimes. A lot of girls like them too. I know it is the best way to cover my messy mop between washings sometimes. Especially for going to the gym. I have hair well past my shoulders. There is no way I am going to style all that to go work out.

One thing to consider is whether or not to tie the giveaway in with a purchase. If you combine the promotional clothing gift with a purchase, sales are likely to be much higher than if you just give them away on a first come, first get basis. If you just need people at an event, the plain giveaway works. If you want sales, than by all means, combine the gift with a purchase, and feel free to set a minimum purchase amount if you want to.

Promotional clothing is used for many other purposes besides traffic building. Place the company logo on clothing and give to employees, as either an identifier, or for an incentive or perk gift. These items are nice for holiday gifts for employees and valued customers. The logo reminds them of the company or product, and wearables are always useful as long as designs are tasteful.

You can use promotional clothing for an event or for getting the name of a new product familiar. I have seen a big local art show make a whole marketing gimmick out of the t-shirt idea. First they have a contest to get the best design for the shirt. Now if you are like me you are more likely to notice a contest with prize poster over just an announcement. They use last years design for very original advertising on this. After all the hype of a winning design everyone working the show wears one. This way attendees see it and want to buy one.

You can try some of these ideas or think of something all on your own. The options for this type of thing are endless.