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foul-weather wear

by

Julie Richie

A

sk anyone hosting large

outdoor events what their

biggest fear is andmost would say

weather.There’s little worse than

rain driving all your attendees to

their cars and back home, ruining

your event and costing youmoney.

Rain can be amajor bummer—but

it can also be a ‘promotunity’.

With a little planning, you

can help your clients turn a

rainy forecast into the pot of

gold at the end of a rainbow by

finding the right promotional

rainwear and umbrellas to offer

attendees or customers. Not

only can the right gear save your

event, it can create great photo

and branding opportunities.

Meredith O’Brien, vice president

of sales, promotional products

division for StormDuds Raingear

(PPAI 223406), says to keep

portability inmind when choosing

promotional rain apparel. Given

the unpredictability of the weather,

she says a poncho that folds up into

a pouch is a great option. “It’s easy

to transport. If there is a chance

of rain, why not just throw the

pack in your backpack?That way

you are covered just in case.”

Read on for our picks for rain

and winter weather apparel and

accessories that will take any

promotion to the next degree.

Promotional apparel and

accessories keep wearers

warm, dry and looking good

In The Forecast:

Foul-

Weather

Wear

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JANUARY 2017

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