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Aquwear Introduces New T-shirt Shirt

Saturday 03rd of February 2007 03:08:16 PM

The Wave t-shirt from Aquawear, was recently introduced as a way to celebrate water sports. The shirts are designed with pictures taken with underwater cameras that are computer enhanced to give them a unique look. The use of this technology has allowed the company to come up with individual designs for each of their shirts.

For swimmers and others involved in water sports, they will be able to find a shirt that expresses their personality and love of the water.

Since 2005, Aquawear has been making polo shirts for those involved in water sports like competitive diving and swimming, resort wear, and for swimming instructors. The new shirts are a way to promote Aquawear products while allowing people to find their own style. Even those who enjoy sitting by the pool will find these shirts to be comfortable, functional, and stylish at the same time.

Aquawear president Jerry Tlucek said of the wave t-shirts, “Aquawear shirts are the marriage of water with fabrics. When they are embroidered with a logo, these unique shirts help out clients in water-related industries increase brand recognition, build customer relationships and boost employee camaraderie and performance.”

Branding their promotional Clothing is how the company has grown in such a small amount of time. Being able to listen to what their customer wants and finding a way to produce the same product for different people is another way that the company continues to grow.

As per customer requests, the new shirts are made of a light-weight cotton that is comfortable to all who wear it. polo shirts are also available and are made from light-weight cotton also.

So far, the t-shirts have been used for promotional purposes, corporate gifts, uniforms for trade shows, and sold in stores to those who want to purchase them.

(c)Colin Goh, www.sxc.hu