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Think PINK with these 5 products

 

By: Stephanie Lopez

Show your support for Breast Cancer Awareness in October with products that will make a statement. "Think Pink" items don't always have to be your typical writing instrument or enamel pin. Check out these neat items you can feature throughout your business this October.


1. Awareness Ribbon Umbrella

One of our favorite products that make you say "Wow!", are these color-changing umbrellas. When approached with water, small ribbons appear throughout the umbrella right before your eyes! Whether or not your weatherman says there is a chance for rain in October, this year-round staple will intrigue people at an instant.

2. Ribbon Grocery Tote

It's all in the details! Your typical tote bags are great to feature your logo in support of a cause, but this tote speaks for itself. Although you may not find your company hosting a "walk-for-a-cure" event, you can still give these out to clients or employees to represent your values as a company.

3. Tie-Dye Ribbon Shirt

If you are thinking of participating in any Breast Cancer Awareness events, you can make team shirts when you and your company or organization want to show your support. These one-of-a kind tie-dye shirts are great for fundraisers, walks, marathons, awareness events and more! They go above and beyond your usual pink t-shirt. 

4. Color-Changing Push N' Pull Cap Bottle

Stand out with this color changing sports bottle! The "mood"-changing wow factor appears when using cold liquids. A fun surprise to your traditional drinkware and what better way to start than in October for Breast Cancer Awareness month. 

5. Tin Mints

This is the perfect giveaway item! They are great to use at events as giveaways if you are tabling or when clients come to visit you at the office you can offer these mints as a parting gift. This promo item will be something they keep in their car, purse or at their desk!





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