Break out those sweaters, dust off your scarves and pull out those mugs … fall is almost here! Even in the South, we look forward to cooler mornings and the crisp air that autumn brings to Tallahassee. As a business, organization or nonprofit, how can you take advantage of this time and bring seasonal promotional products to your people? At Full Press Apparel, we study the latest trends to help bring you the most cost-effective and eye-catching items available. Here are a few we recommend for this fall.
Tie-dye prints
Think tie-dye and pastel prints are only for the spring and summer? Think again. At Full Press, we are proud to provide our customers with custom dye T-shirts, tanks and sweatshirts all year round – including the fall.. This trend is especially popular with young people. If you are an organizer of a Greek organization or student chapter, this look might be right for you. Shop shirts here.
Mugs
Coffee truly is a hug in a mug, and when your employees are working from home, there is no better time to send them some simple comfort. From metal camping mugs to the more traditional styles, promotional mugs with your logo and branded colors is a classic for a reason. Shop mugs here.
Foil-printed shirts
Want to catch the eye of potential clients or members of your organization? Shirts printed with our special foil system might just be the look you’ve been waiting for. Not only is our foil printing method sustainable and long-lasting, it looks trendy, expensive (which it’s not) and adds a lot of dimension to the shirt. This process does not have to applied to the entire print; it can be used as an accent to bring life to your creation. Shop shirts here.
Fleece pullovers
While it may be too warm for a cozy jacket right now, soon it won’t be. Treat your team to a quality pullover or zip-up that is warm and features your branded logo that can be worn inside the office or out. Full Press can help you brand a jacket that is both comfortable and professional. They will never want to take it off. Shop outerwear here.
Face masks
The coronavirus pandemic has greatly impacted the way we work and play. Whether it’s safely returning to the office, sitting in class, holding an event or just shopping for groceries, wearing a mask has become a part of our everyday lives. Full Press is proud to provide our clients with high-quality face coverings that adhere to CDC standards while maintaining our budget-friendly pricing using the highest quality materials. From neck gaiters to reusable and adjustable three-ply masks, we’ll keep you covered and protected this season. Shop face coverings here.
Fall will be here before you know it. Be sure your promotional products are ready. If you would like help choosing the best products for this upcoming season, contact the Full Press Apparel team at 850-222-1003 or info@www.fullpressapparel.com.
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