A New Twist on Custom Imprinted Shirts Makes Boring Promotional Clothing a Thing of the Past

Online, August 24, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Toolbox for Biz announces the launch of their new By Design Tees, a line of short- and long-sleeved imprintable shirts created to help organizations, businesses, industries and people foster team spirit and market themselves.

With the frequent disconnection in society, By Design Tees make a strong statement that helps bring people together. These promotional shirts have a special themed design on both the right and left sleeves, with room for a company's or organization's logo on the front or back. The strong, vivid images showcase hobbies, interests, sports and careers. There are even pink ribbon t-shirts to show support for breast cancer awareness.

"It's no longer enough to just hint. People really need stand out to be noticed, and these shirts are quite unlike anything else you've seen," says AJ Ogaard, Operations Director of Toolbox for Biz. "They are not the 'same old, same old' tees."

These 100% combed ring-spun cotton jersey shirts state the wearer's affiliation and interests loud and clear. Unlike traditional custom imprinted apparel, By Design Tees give people a unique, eye-catching option without the high costs multiple color, multiple location imprinting can bring.

"The point of customized shirts like these is that these t shirts let you brand your message with an existing themed design, drastically cutting expenses," Ogaard notes. "The sleeves are all vibrantly pre-designed, and the client's logo can then be imprinted on the front or back or the shirt itself, giving them more bang for their buck."

The selection of themes is large, with images representing everything from paintball, baseball, fishing and cheerleading, to healthcare, skull & crossbones, soccer, military, razor wire and flames. If a group wants to express their patriotism, their love for trucks or rock music, they can easily do so with these cool-looking shirts. They can add their team name, company logo or special event for further personalization.

"How refreshing would it be to see people wearing something fun that they feel comfortable in rather than a just a plain corporate polo?" asks Ogaard.