Straps or Bands for (apparel) bundling.

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I have a customer requesting that we create bundle packs (2 T's, 1 Hood) together and band them all into a pack.  Does anyone have any experience with this process, and if so could you direct me to a source for the Bands/Straps?

Thanks!

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bump.

[Mr Tees!!]

...I have used silicone bracelets for this, and you can have them customized....so it adds a percieved value to the shirts. Now whether or not you could stgretch one aroun such a hefty bundle is questionable, But I know they make them in different widths, so maybe they would stretch more?

http://www.aerorubber.com/promo.htm

[broadway]

How about heat seal them in a clear bag, check uline.com

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Bagging could work, but would require more work than the customer wants I pay for.

[Shawn (EIP)]

Tell em you'll sell the them the bags the band girlfriends can assemble them    Girls like that kinda of stuff right?

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I wish, it's for an all dudes school.. no gf's allowed.

[Hegemone]

Perhaps Sporty Spice's hair bands. 1/4" wide and about 7" in diameter but stretchy. At the dollar store or Walmart in the brush/scruncci aisle.  Perhaps a cost effective solution. 

[sweetts]

What about a roll of ribbon in the schools colors wrap then staple or tye it off or just use clear plastic wrap folded in half.

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[mjrprint]

At one time we had some 1" wide big rubber bands with the company name on them. Used to wrap shirts in them and they worked great.

http://www.aerorubber.com/printedbands.htm