T-shirts: the world's best business card. How will you use it?
Walking billboard. Personal statement. And yes, clothing item. The t-shirt is the 21st century item of choice - good with jeans, shorts, even a suit.
"The t-shirt is the personal clothing item of the 21st century," Doug Shiloh, founder of Homefield Multimedia said. "The possibilities are endless."
The classic t-shirt hit its stride when legend Marlon Brando wore a t-shirt in the movie "A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE.
While it's nothing now for companies or image-conscious people to think T's, it's not as easy as making one on the old home computer. What if you need a decent-sized print run? Specialties, such as the hot trending foil t-shirts? What if you need design help?
Is there any advantage out there?.
"People are using t-shirts for all sorts of reasons," Mike Pace said. "Our clients want to make a statement - they live large, they paint Life with a big canvas. They say everyone should dream in this life. And with our staff, we can meet them in their dreams."
Homefield Multimedia is setting out to put its stamp on t-shirts, helping companies and individuals make a difference, while keeping costs down.
"We are a Midwest based business and will search for keeping costs down," Pace added. "One way is to help with shirt fulfillment and warehousing. It's something most places don't want to deal with, with the phones ringing and customers walking in the door, and trying to make sales in this rough economy. So we do the heavy lifting. We ship them out, the whole nine yards. It's less headaches and hassles, something clients love."
Visit http://www.homefieldmultimedia.com to make your mark.
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