This Promo is a 2012 Buyer’s Pick

According to PecheBlu, a retailer of sandals, flip-flops are a multi-billion dollar industry here in the States. In the 1960s, Havaianas was the first company to widely promote flip-flops for everyday use. But in actuality, flip-flops (although they were called something completely different) have been around since ancient times. Can you imagine our ancestors walking around with flip-flops during the Stone Age? I sure can.

Early sandals were made from a wide variety of natural materials. Depending on the region, you could find early sandals made from straw, papyrus and rawhide – just to name a few. Today, you can find bottle opener flip-flops, which would have come in handy for the likes of Homo habilis.

As you can imagine, promotional sandals come in a wide variety of styles and colors. Farfromboring Promotions can even customize your promotional flip-flops according to your unique project or event requirements. Take for instance these ‘Talking’ Footprint Sandals. Your logo is planted into the sand with every step you take on the beach. How cool is that?

Or how about these full-color flip-flops? Make your message stand out by adding custom graphics to these surf-style sandals.

If you have an online store or would like to start re-selling flip-flops (with or without your logo) call (866) 751-PROMO to inquire about our special pricing and how you can open an account.

Let’s take a look at some businesses currently using promotional flip-flops as part of their overall marketing mix.

• Footwear retail shops and online stores
• Surf shops
• Amusement parks
• Hotels and resorts
• Souvenir shops
• Clothing Online stores (accessories section)
• Apartment communities
• Retail operations
• Cruise Liners
• Adventure sports companies
• Wedding and event planners (for beach weddings)
• Restaurants and bars on the beach
• Spring Break giveaways
• Banks

Are you ready to mix up your promotions with some cool promotional sandals? Just call (866) 751-PROMO to get your own custom catalog filled with promotional flip-flops.