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Tiger Woods Collection of Nike Golf Shirts

The Tiger Woods Collection Dri-FIT polos prove to be some of the better golf apparel in moisture-wicking comfort and cachet. There is a reason why the 2008 U.S Open Champion Tiger Woods wears this brand of Nike Golf Shirts. The shirts do a great job of wicking away moisture due to perspiration. The Nike Dri Fit technology keeps the golfer comfortable and looking sharp.

Embroider your logo on the golf shirt and wear it at golf tournaments, company picnics, and sales meetings. Your confidence and your logo both get a boost from this exclusive collection of Tiger Woods Nike Golf Shirts. These shirts also make great corporate gifts for employees and clients. What better way to display your company logo than on a quality performance golf shirt from a champion like Tiger Woods.

The 2008 shirts feature subtle textures and colorful stripes, fit loose which is perfect for golfing and are stamped with approval from Tiger Woods, the 2008 U.S. Open champion. The Tiger Woods Collection of Nike Golf Shirts are made from the finest technical fabrics and unique designs for performance apparel. The Tiger Woods Collection Dri-FIT polos shirts will keep you cool, dry and looking good all day long.

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Top Products for 2005: Promotional Apparel at #1

As noted in relation to my previous posting here on the popularity of golf apparel, I just read an article on the ASI website, “Apparel on top” by Shane Dale, stating that apparel was the top product in 2005 for promotional products. “For the sixth year in a row, wearables are the number one product category sold by promotional product distributors. In fact, of all the products ordered by clients, 73% of distributors say that shirts were one of the top three items bought last year.”

Down the list according to distributors goes… writing instruments at 44%, desk and office accessories at 28%, and fourth place were glassware/mugs at 21.8%. A couple things mentioned that contributed to apparel’s success were; drop in price of T-Shirt manufacturing, good exposure for advertising, and a good return on investment.