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Friday 22nd of May 2009 01:03:11 AM

Current trends and fashions are important in the promotional clothing business. Vendors want to offer customers new colors and fashionable silhouettes and business owners are looking for comfort and great price.

Trends for fall 2009 include a focus on comfort. Promotional clothing for the season is being updated with casual and comfortable t-shirts, polo shirts, sweaters, and sweats. Cotton and cotton blends in earthy, neutral colors are durable, comfy, and cost effective for business owners.

There will be no tight and constricting options, like collars that button high or tight sleeves this year, say promotional clothing experts. Tees and polo shirts will also come in a variety of sizes – no more ‘one size fits all’ when it comes to dressing employees in promo wear.

Another big trend for fall is eco-friendly fabric choices for t-shirts, sweat shirts, and polo shirts. Organic clothing is made from cotton produced on sustainable farms that use earth friendly harvesting and processing methods. Businesses that dress their employees in eco-friendly wear or give away eco–friendly t-shirts to customers are letting consumers know they are concerned about more than making a sale. They also care about the environment.

Whether trying to stay in fashion or striving to protect the environment, promotional clothing is projected to be a big seller in the coming season. Business owners are seeing the advantages to presenting a unified “team” image when employees are dressed in promo wear. Customers are migrating to businesses that give away free promotional t-shirts. And everyone wins with comfortable and durable cotton clothing.

Comfort, eco-friendly, and cotton are the buzz words for fall 2009 promotional clothing. Business owners who provide high quality cotton tees to their customers and dress their employees in durable, eco-friendly cotton polo shirts are right on target with trends that are prevalent in the overall fashion industry.

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