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New Clothing Line for Charity
Saturday 03rd of March 2007 04:02:31 AM
Steamware, the newest clothing line from the company WARE, introduced new promotional Clothing that feature boilers, valves, chillers, and other energy implements that require the use of steam. Donating the net profits of the shirts to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, which grants wishes to terminally ill children, the printed T-shirts are already becoming very popular with many different groups of people. The service parts industry employs a lot of people, so this is a great group to market these types of shirts to.With trendy slogans like “If you can’t take the heat, get out of my boiler room,” and others, the t-shirts are a hit with those who work in the service parts industry. “We have great customers across the country and great employees who we thought would enjoy a little levity by wearing these funny shirts. We also want to give back to our community and support a great organisation that helps grant wishes for children,” said a spokesperson from the company.
printed T-shirts are available online and come in a variety of sizes and styles. The company plans to include hooded sweatshirts and other clothing in the future. “SteamWare is a way to lighten up attitudes toward our industry while raising interest in and promoting our products and services," said Ritchie Ware.
Giving back to their communities is nothing new for larger companies. But creating a clothing line specifically for the service parts industry and giving money to a charity that does so much for children is to be commended. Even though the t-shirts have funny saying and slogans on them, the cause is serious and the children who get to see their wishes granted appreciate everyone who purchases a shirt.
(c) Tino Smith, www.sxc.hu
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