That's Cool! Now I Can Give My Keys Some Style and Edge!

PRLog (Press Release) - Nov. 13, 2012 - The facts are that the recent trend in society is that everything we carry on our bodies or in our homes needs to be associated with fashion and style. Most adults carry around their keys with them everywhere they go to gain entry into their most private spaces. Keys have remained the same in modern times and users have the option of placing plastic identifiers or the like on them to distinguish which key goes to a particular door. In addition, personalization and individuality has become popular and now customers have the option of selecting a decorative key with their favorite sports team, cartoon character or similar design.

A South Florida company called SticKEYZ has a new product that just recently hit the market. The SticKEYZ product allows everyone to style their keys with their patent pending durable and waterproof key stickers. Benefits include use of existing keys, no keys to re-cut; cost is only fraction of what designer keys cost; fun, stylish and durable product; many styles are available and easily change stickers to reflect your moods. The initial key stickers fit the Kwikset and Schlage key styles that are respectably the #1 and #2 most popular key brands in the U.S. and more key styles will be added at a future date.

Currently SticKEYZ is available for purchase through its website at www.stickeyz.com and at 30 retail locations in South Florida. SticKEYZ is sold to customers in two sizes. The retailer packs sell for $1 for 6 key stickers and online packs sell for $3 for 24 key stickers.

According to CEO and founder, Shawn Snow; we hope to be nationwide at thousands of retail locations in the next year. When asked what his company name stands for he said it’s the combination of the words “Stickers” and “Keys”. If you are a retailer that is interested in carrying the SticKEYZ product, please contact us at info@stickeyz.com or 954-919-9620 and we would be happy to send out samples.

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