Celeb’s Wearing Sweatbands
Luke Wilson
Avril Lavigne
Andre Agassi
Lindsay Lohan
Derek Jeter
Who else do you know that wears sweatbands?
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Silly Bandz hit STbands.com
about 2 months ago - No comments
The obsession is real! Fashion never usually spreads from the easy coast to the west. It’s interesting if you look at the numbers, but there is an exception. The exception happens to be when you come out with a product for kids that is nearly as popular as Pokemon cards once were. Silly Bandz are More >
Headbands – Custom, Wholesale, or Plain
about 4 months ago - No comments
Cotton headbands are a great product to wear while playing athletics. They can be bought plain and at wholesale pricing. While there are a few different kinds of headbands floating around, they are only used for one purpose normally: to prevent sweat from dripping into the eyes. However, with the new ability to customize them, More >
Sports Headbands – Stop that Sweat!
about 5 months ago - No comments
Sports headbands can improve your game dramatically, not to mention they are a very cool accessory. If you are a heavy sweater, than you should take sweat management seriously. In any physical activity, you will need your vision. When you start going hard at a sport, you begin to sweat, which in turn makes your More >
Head Sweatbands Worn By UBA!
about 5 months ago - No comments
The photos are in! The Underground Bowling Association recently had it’s 1st Annual Bowling Shootout. They were wearing head sweatbands, with a woven label patch that had their logo on it. The headbands can be customized and bought in wholesale bulk quantities. The UBA’s website is http://www.undergroundbowling.com. Buy head sweatbands. window.fbAsyncInit = function() { FB.init({appId: More >
Underground Bowling Association Gets Headbands!
about 6 months ago - No comments
The UBA (underground bowling Association) has been rockin’ headbands lately. The league describes itself as “a semi-professional bowling association geared towards urban bowlers with unorthodox, unique and/or original styles of bowling. Currently The U.B.A. has over 100 active bowlers”. There will be many more pictures and video to come of one of the worlds most More >
Dont’ Sweat It!
about 7 months ago - No comments
Having trouble with sweat? Well of course the obvious thing to do is get new deodorant (I personally like Axe Dry). But you could also get sweatbands for your head band wrists. The sweatbands are not only fashionable but will stop the sweat from dripping into your eyes during important moments (like that winning shot). More >
Printed Wristbands from HQ
about 7 months ago - No comments
Printed wristbands are a great product. They can be used for fund raising, promotions, and so much more. A lot of companies and musicians especially use them for promoting their web presence. For example, if a music group has a MySpace account, printed wristbands serve as a gateway to that account. They can simply write More >
Debossed Wristbands – Promotional and Fund Raising
about 7 months ago - No comments
Debossed wristbands make a great promotional product for your company or school! The wrist bands can also be ink filled which gives them maximum visibility. As a promotional product, debossed wristbands, stand away from the rest by more than just their design. The wristbands happen to be within the budget of just about every organization. More >
Custom Sweatbands – Creative Product
about 8 months ago - No comments
Custom sweatbands are the ultimate creative product. Whether you are creating these to sell for your brand, band, or organization they’ll be sure to please your consumer base. Sweatbands can be embroidered, woven label, or silk printed. We recommend either embroidery or woven label for durability. A lot of companies have complex logo’s so SerTop More >
Plain Headbands – Great for your Organization
about 9 months ago - No comments
Plain headbands are great for your school or professional sports team. These wholesale headbands are mainly used to stop sweat during vital times during the game. They primarily help prevent the sweat from rolling into your eyes while you are playing. If sweat does get into your eyes it can cause an annoying burning sensation More >
