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Sweatbands – The Many Uses

Paul — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 22:52:01 +0000

Wrist sweatbands and headbands are all pretty amazing things, but the real question is: what else can these wondrous items be used for?

This article will take you through just about everything a sweatband can be used for, from a company who knows- SerTop has been designing and producing custom sweatbands for clients around the world for the past few years and is not afraid to tell you how to use them. Some ideas on the list will seem obvious; others may be a complete surprise to you.

Band Merchandise – Sweatbands are great when it comes to a product for your band to sell. They sell better than T-shirts and the profit margin is bigger. Plus you don’t have to worry about size because ONE SIZE FITS ALL! That means no more ordering 6 small, 6 medium, 6 large and realizing that all your fans wear either Extra Small or Extra Large. What a bummer!

Sports Team apparel – This is a classic use for wrist and head sweatbands. They are great for sports like Tennis, Basketball, Baseball, Beach Volleyball, Wrestling, and I could go for an hour but I’m going to stop. The best part about sweatbands for your sports team is having the ability to customize them, and now you can with SerTop.

Promotional Product – Most people we talk to use these as an amazing promotional product. They put them on their bartenders, pass them out on the sidewalk for a cause, use them for a product launch, and more. It’s surprising how a simple logo and a website on a sweatband can go. When it comes to promotions not one is going to want to put on a T-shirt when you give it to them, but they’ll slip on that sweatband right away.

Sweat Absorbent- We are talking specifically for sweat absorbent, not for show. That means if you’re working at a construction site, you should invest in some custom headbands. This way sweat will stop getting in your eyes when you clearly need them the most. If you are running sweat headbands are also great to keep your head up, hands not full of sweat, and your air flowing smoothly.
A Product at Your Store – This is probably one of the best uses for sweatbands. Why? Well because number one you are branding and number 2 you are getting money for doing so. If you have your own shop than I would highly recommend investing in some custom sweatbands that you can put your logo or name on. Sell them as merchandise and watch in a few months how everyone seems to want one because their friends at the skate park have them.

Koozie – Have a cold drink? Wrap a sweatband around the drink and call it good. It’s one of the most unconventional uses for sweatbands yet, it works great.

Hair band – Headbands for your hair work great and you ladies probably have about a thousand of them. If you want to get creative and make your own design I would recommend SerTop.

An Accessory for your Pet – This one’s is always hilarious. “What’s that thing on your dog’s leg?” Oh, that’s his initials on a sweatband. Your pet is a pretty important thing to you, so you might-as-well make him happy with some cool accessories.

A Fashion Statement- Take yourself back to the 80’s, that’s right tube socks and sweatbands. Alright, now bring yourself back to now, anything goes. We live in a world were companies do not choose our fashion, but the individual does.

9 great uses for sweatbands, can you think of anymore? We would love to hear your ideas, send them to contact@stbands.com. To customize your own sweatbands visit SerTop on the site below. It’s a very easy and rewarding experience.

To make custom sweatbands please visit http://www.stbands.com .

Obama Apparel – Sweatbands – Brand New

Paul — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 07:14:28 +0000

Need some Obama Apparel? Click the image above for sweatbands.

Obama Gear

Whether your out for a nice run, playing sports, or jamming out on guitar this piece of Obama gear will be sure to make you noticeable. These sweatbands are the most unique Obama apparel ever brought to the market. They are way better than shirts because they slip right on and one size fits all. When it comes to Obama merchandise, sweatbands are the best.

Order the Obama Sweatbands in Bulk!

Have a shop or a team? Look no further because now you can order this piece of Obama gear in bulk. This will be an essential part of the merchandise your store has to offer. Obama apparel is here to stay, so get in on the fun!

Custom Sweatbands | How To Make Wrist Sweatbands

Paul — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 06:44:52 +0000

In a world of endless choices for custom products, we show you what we think is the best one: Custom Sweatbands. They are great for your sports uniform, to sell as band merchandise, or to promote your event to the max. We specialize in making custom sweatbands, headbands, and armbands for organizations around the world.

How to buy Custom Sweatbands in Bulk – eHow article

Meaning of the song “Let It Rock” by Kevin Rudolf, Ft. Lil Wayne.

Paul — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 21:35:33 +0000

In the first verse of this song Kevin Rudolf is talking about someone who is very close to him that betrayed him very deeply. They clearly “Live a lie” in his eyes and he makes it clear that he wants nothing to do with this kind of lifestyle. The chorus of this song is basically saying, it doesn’t matter, and that he(Kevin) is still the best because he is living his own life and not someone else. All signs point to the second verse is actually about Kevin in his personal life / relationship with his father and career. The second pre-chorus is about people (like the person who betrayed him in verse one) who are standing around in line and letting their life be dictated to them, instead of taking what they want. “I got mine”. Lil Waynes parts are about himself and his ability to get any girl he wants… and buy them any thing they want, nothing too new there. The last lines of this song relate directly to the person Kevin is talking about in the first verse:

“I wish I could be As cool as you
And I wish I could say
The things you do
But I can’t and I won’t live a lie
No not this time”

Stay tuned for more meaning of the song posts.

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New Neverset Album Out in Early 2009

Paul — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 03:40:01 +0000

I recently talked to Neverset Guitarist, Kyle Mathis. It looks like Neverset will be releasing an album sometime in early 2009. I am really looking forward to it, this band has great talent and one of the best live shows I’ve ever seen. Follow them here.

Make Custom Sweatbands

Paul — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 03:00:51 +0000

Our sister site, stbands.com, is a great way to promote your band or business. They make custom embroidered sweatbands that are made of 80% cotton and 20% spandex. SerTop has already worked with major touring acts and big marketing firms to make professional custom sweatbands. They also make there own designs, which are featured on this blog.

For information on ordering custom sweat wristbands CLICK HERE. Watch the Ad below!

The Offspring – You’re Gonna Go Far, Kid

Adam — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 03:55:32 +0000

Leave it to The Offspring to bring us another great video. This video has some very original special effects you’re sure to love it.

Evolution of Dance – You Tubes most viewed music video

Adam — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 03:41:44 +0000

In case you we’re wondering which music video has had the most views over time, this is it. I was a little surprised too when I first found out this is #1. This dance video is one to get you laughing.

Metallica finally back on tour

Adam — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 04:42:24 +0000

After the five year absence Metallica is back on the road. Out to promote their new album Death Magnetic things seem to be going well for the band. Nows your chance to see these greats again with more than 30 North American shows and a European tour coming soon.

Linkin Park gets together with CSI

Adam — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 04:26:24 +0000

Linkin Park has recently teamed up with very popular forensic drama CSI. CSI will help to promote the new Linkin Park song “Leave Out All The Rest” by featureing it on the show. This song isn’t to appear just once but twice. It will start off in the opening scene but also help to close during the final credits.