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Bodek and Rhodes, a leading wholesaler of imprintable activewear based out of Philadelphia, announced their partnership with apparel manufacturer Gildan for a month-long promotion giving a free Samsung HDTV away every business day in September.
The sales incentive runs through the month of September and offers a free Samsung 26” LCD HDTV to each day’s highest online total order of Gildan products from BodekandRhodes.com.
Wind-resistant yet breathable, the UltraClub Men's Outdoor Escape Full-Zip Performance Micro Fleece from Bodek and Rhodes is a great choice for active end-users. The fleece comes in five different color pairs and includes a DWR water-resistant finish. A companion ladies' style is available.
Bodek and Rhodes--Ultraclub Cool-N-Dry Elite Performance Polo
Time to take to the course. This 100 percent micro-textured polyester knit UltraClub Cool-N-Dry Elite Performance Polo from Bodek and Rhodes is moisture-wicking, antistatic and antibacterial. The relaxed-fit shirt provides UV 30 sun protection and has a three-button placket, hemmed sleeves and a solid color shoulder panel.
Bodek and Rhodes—Adult UltraClub Cool-N-Dry Sport Long-Sleeve Tee
Even in cool weather you can stay comfortable and dry with the Adult Ultraclub Cool-N-Dry Sport Long-Sleeve Tee from Bodek and Rhodes. The shirt is constructed from 100 percent polyester moisture-wicking mesh and is designed to have a loose fit and athletic cut. The tagless shirt also offers 40 UPF sun protection for those who want to stay outside and play for a little longer.
The word from Orlando is cold. Outside it is cold, hitting a purported 32 degrees. Inside the the hotels it's cold with people donning the light emergency jackets they thought they would never read. And, inside the convention hall it cold, perhaps more so from the icy grip 2009 has left on everyone, the the weather.
Trade show season can be tough. The constant travel, the bombardment of customers both new and old, and the endless walking can really take its toll. And with the biggest, walking-est and customer-iest trade show, the 2010 PPAI Expo Las Vegas, currently underway, we here at Promo Marketing thought it might be nice to share a few ways to unwind with promotional products during your downtime at the show.
Bodek and Rhodes–Adult Ultraclub Adventure 3-in-1 Systems Jacket-Ultraclub
Get out and stay out in comfort with the Adult Ultraclub Adventure 3-in-1 System Jacket from Bodek and Rhodes. The waist-cut length jacket has a hideaway hood, elasticized cuffs with Velcro closure and the inner fleece jacket snaps easily in place at collar and cuffs. The jackets open-bottom waist adds comfort and increases the freedom of movement.
Philadelphia-based Bodek and Rhodes, one of the leading wholesalers of imprintable activewear, announced it will include four new brands of apparel in its 2010 catalog, to be released in November, in advance of new year promotions programs. Bodek and Rhodes will offer a total of 38 brands, once the new brands are introduced.
Kavio—Yoga Capri Pant in 1x1 Rib
Finally a yoga pant that gives the freedom to move. These capri-style pants offer a flattering, body-hugging form. For a looser fitting pant, distributors can choose one size larger, depending on the need of the end-buyer. Pants are available in sizes S to XL
You won’t find his name listed among the “Entourage” credits (although it has been mentioned on the show), but Washington Crossing resident Scott Seigal is among the most important behind-the-scenes players on the hit HBO comedy. If Seigal doesn’t like something in the script, there’s a good chance it won’t make it onto the show.
“He reads every script before it airs,” says “Entourage” creator/executive producer/head writer Doug Ellin. “He’s probably the first person after the show’s inner circle who sees them.” So is Seigal some highly respected Hollywood insider? A famous screenwriter?
Nope, just the vice president of sales at Bodek and Rhodes, a Philadelphia-based wholesaler of imprintable activewear.
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By Andy Vineberg
