FlagAndMap Introduces New Designs For 2012

Online, September 14, 2011 (Newswire.com) - This month FlagAndMap introduces new products with international designs specifically targeted at the year 2012. The new products include items such as posters, mousepads and postcards and feature the familiar FlagAndMap style of design based on national flags and maps but with a 2012 calendar of dates also incorporated. These products seek to combine the appeal of a decorative national memento with the usefulness of a year 2012 planning reference. National 2012 calendar mousepads for example sit on a desktop as a permanent reminder of a favorite nation while simultaneously serving as a planning tool available right at the fingertips.

A more limited range of products with similar designs for the year 2011 proved popular among people looking for gifts that were both stylish and useful. FlagAndMap is looking to build on this success with these new products, which update and expand that line and include, for the first time, posters with FlagAndMap designs. This launch is also a key element of the strategy to leverage interest in multinational competition next year given the important global sports events that will then be taking place. FlagAndMap anticipates that this will be a driver of demand for their products and the introduction of products targeting 2012 planning is intended to draw attention to the broader range of FlagAndMap products that are likely to be of interest throughout the year.

FlagAndMap is a creative enterprise that celebrates international diversity. Their products are popular with people keen to show enthusiasm for their home nation or favorite destination. Products, as showcased at flagandmap.com, feature designs for over 180 countries and include t-shirts, other apparel, accessories, office items and other gifts. Designs are based on national flags, maps and other motifs and are printed on demand with a customization option at the time of purchase enabling customers to create personalized versions at no extra cost.