Wed, 27 Jan 2010 10:21

Barack Obama brought the T-Shirt to new heights during his 2008 election campaign. Who can ever forget his infamous, Yes we can, slogan? This is now definitely defined as the catch phrase of his presidency.The T-Shirt however is far from being a new promotional item. It was Walt Disney that created the first promotional T-Shirt to advertise its new film The Wizard of Oz. Then in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s T-Shirts became the instrument of promoting Pop culture and concert dates. Many concert T-Shirts have now become collectors items. Promotional T-Shirts are now the most popular free item given out by British promoters.In business promotion a T-Shirt is a highly marketable commodity, if it delivers a message that people can relate to or are interested in then you have successfully marketed your brand, business or service. Promotional items are now no longer limited to just printed T-Shirts but also incorporate Baseball caps, Embroidered Sweat shirts, Embroidered fleeces and even Promotional Toweling Products.Logo ID can design and supply all of these items and more to your exact specifications. There are a wide selection of styles and colours to choose from ranging from toddler sizes right up to XXXL.