Zorrel Apparel - Free Tee Shirt10 Dec
Do you remeber the first time you wore a Columbia Jacket… Uggs Shoes… Croc’s… or Patagonia winter gear. I got the exact same feeling when I started wearing Zorrel tee shirts. Their long sleeve tee in particular is nicer than any other I’ve owned. All of the stitching is very elegant, yet durable. I have worn mine to work out in the yard and I’ve worn it under a sport coat. Definitely one of the most versatile shirts I own.
Another benefit of this line is the color selection. They also offer 19 colors and get this… pricing on colors is the same as whites. They are so proud of their colors that they are a part of their logo.
As far as pricing goes, I just placed an order for 100 short sleeve tees with a 2 color log on one position. They priced out at $7.75 each. If I would have done a standard Gildan or Hanes piece, they would have priced out at $5.25 each. Hey… wait a minute, that’s $2.00 difference!!! Why would I pay $2 more for this shirt? Here is my answer.
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The quality is outstanding. The Zorrel piece has a higher perceived value.
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While many shirts come in different colors, these are not your standard basic colors.
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Would you prefer the recipient wear your shirt 4-6 times or 100 times?
Combine this item with creative packaging; create a unique hang tag, pay extra for outstanding artwork and you will have a piece of art instead of just a tee shirt.
By the looks of their website and advertisements, they likely have a nice marketing budget as well. I’m not really sure what some of these graphics mean, but they would be great on a tee shirt. I guess the top design means that they have cool colors.
My guess on this one is that they are not “Plain as Toast”. Ok maybe I’m pulling at straws. I have a number of samples on order and will be checking out their new outerwear line. I have no doubt that these will be equally outstanding.
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Here is a release on their Ironman sponsorship deal.
Ironman and Zorrel, a world leader in lifestyle performance apparel, are pleased to announce a multiyear sponsorship agreement. The agreement establishes Zorrel as the official lifestyle apparel brand for Ironman events in the U.S. and Canada to include: Ford Ironman 70.3 California, Ford Ironman Arizona, Ford Ironman 70.3 Florida, Ford Ironman 70.3 Honu Ford Ironman Coeur d’ Alene, Ford Ironman USA Lake Placid, Subaru Ironman Canada, Ford Ironman Wisconsin, the Ford Ironman World Championship, Ford Ironman Florida and Ford Ironman World Championship 70.3.
“We are thrilled to be associated with Ironman, a premier brand and event series that attracts the finest endurance athletes from around the world,” says Eric Lee, President of Zorrel.
Zorrel is a subsidiary of Thailand’s largest textile group and has developed many garment technologies to enhance comfort in apparel. These technologies can be seen in Nautica and Tommy Hilfiger brands and some of the advancements are now proprietary to brands such as Nike and Adidas. Zorrel’s technical apparel encompasses embedded textile technologies such as moisture transport and body heat regulation. Zorrel firmly believes that its products go beyond the race course and anyone leading an active lifestyle can benefit from these advancements.
All Ironman finishers and fans will have the opportunity to choose from technical wear such as polo and t-shirts, fleece jackets and pullovers.
Andy Giancola, Sponsorship and Licensing Manager for Ironman says, “We are excited about the sponsorship and believe the high quality products that Zorrel produces and supplies to Ironman will continue to raise the bar for our brand.”
These guys will send you a free sample if you are considering a larger order. This is definitely a great shirt.
The ads mean the shirt keeps you cool as a tall glass of ice water, and the shirt keeps you dry as a piece of toast.
That’s what I take from them.