Bigfoot spotted at Agenda Show 2014

SEATTLE - Sept. 2, 2014 - PRLog -- SEATTLE, WA, September 2, 2014 – Ames Bros of Seattle, WA, a graphic design and clothing company, stole the 2014 Agenda Show in Las Vegas with their 7ft Sasquatch and selection of premium graphic tees.  With the help of Lib Tech Skateboards, Ames Bros brought their “Bjorn to Skate” t-shirt design to life. Sporting a red, white and blue headband and armed with a custom LibTech vs Ames Bros Skateboard the friendly Sasquatch was a mighty presence that people just couldn’t get enough of. Hundreds of retail buyers at the fashion forward, Agenda Show, were caught on camera with the notorious Bigfoot, and lived to tell about it.  Coby Schultz, co-owner of Ames Bros, said “Squatch has always been a customer favorite.  We just didn’t feel right about leaving him at home all alone while we we’re in Las Vegas enjoying the show.”  What happens in Vegas usually stays in Vegas, unless it’s a story about a Bigfoot sighting.  Check out more photos of Squatch and make friends with Ames Bros at https://www.facebook.com/amesbros.usa.

About Ames Bros
Not just another t-shirt company.  Ames Bros, makers of the finest premium tees, has been kicking out award-winning design and illustration for since 1994.  Clients include Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, NIN, Nike, NBA, MTV, L.A. Galaxy, Virgin Mobile, Ray-Ban, Converse, Absolut Vodka, John Mayer, EA Sports, Bonnaroo, Cooper Mini, Linkin Park, Snoop Dogg, Got Milk?, NFL, Levi’s, Hard Rock Café, The North Face, Miller Beer, Honda… and a whole lot more. More at www.amesbros.com

About Lib Tech
Mervin Manufacturing home of Lib Tech, GNU, and Bent Metal is a leading designer and manufacturer of snowboarding, NASing, surfing and skateboarding products built at the world’s most environMENTAL factory by people who ride them. Mervin Manufacturing was founded by snowboarders Mike Olson and Pete Saari in 1977. In an industry where virtually every other snowboard, ski, skateboard, and surfboard company has moved production to China or offshore, Mervin is the longest running and last major board building factory in the USA. Based out of Carlsborg, Washington, between the rugged Olympic and