World Cup Promotional Products From South Africa

I have just heard about some promotional products Iwe may even see teams in unison and on television
have just come across on radio 5 live. The interviewthat could look and sound fantastic and really create
that took place was about 19:10 GMT. The Souththe South African World Cup vibe.
African gentleman on the radio was talking aboutBy the end I was excited about these promotional
protective helmets and horns printed in the colours ofproducts and want to introduce them on to my
all the competing teams.website. Then I started thinking and is it really a product
I was compelled to do a Google search for thethat the UK and Europe would buy in to?
fabulous names I had just heard on the radio. I cameThe other promotional products he spoke about were
up with Vuvuzela (pronounced booboozayla),football fan helmets. What why would you need a
Sockzela, Zazu & Makoya football fan helmet.helmet at a football match? Apparently it is as bad as
The gentleman went on to demonstrate six differentit sounds. Most workers had a helmet for work and
horns, with wonderfully colourful names, with sixthey would go straight from work to the football. Once
different mini tunes. He started off with the long hornsthere the helmets would be worn to protect
and proceeded to blow mini tunes from the largestthemselves from objects being thrown.
down to one he called Mini Vuvuzela.Over time protection turned in to fashion statement
Like other promotional products they can be brandedand someone was able to seize the marketing
in many different ways. Some have an all over print,opportunity and people now have tremendous pride in
some can be printed in one position, some all over,there helmets.
some have flag attachments with a large print area toIn summations I think I will wait and see how the pundits
really maximize the opportunity and some can evenrefer to the world cup horns, Vuvuzelas, over the next
be decorated with beads. A truly fantastic array ofcouple of months during the World Cup in South Africa.
print methods that will be suitable for any logos of anyAs far as the helmets, I think not. However, I do see
required size.what a brilliant idea it was for South Africa, and may
They look fabulous when you see them individually butbe elsewhere to market and sell them.