Thanks for checking in on the blog. We toil all year round to bring you the hottest silicone wristband takes on the planet. We highlight our customers great causes and their super awesome designs. We even sometimes write about weird stuff, like the world’s oldest bracelet.
Wristband Bros have been making personalized rubber bracelets since 2009. We’ve made bracelets for Pokemon fans and clothing lines. We’ve made them for conferences and world-renowned music artists. We’ve made them for small, local fundraisers and large, national campaigns. The point is, just about anyone could be in the market for personalized bracelets at any given time. This product has introduced us to so many terrific people and causes. Here are a few recent bracelets we’ve had the pleasure to be a part of:
If you’re ordering silicone wristbands with us this month, please make sure to take advantage of our holiday sale. All December, you can take 12% off orders of $70 or more.
You know what this means, don’t you? Our already cheap prices are bargain basement now. Watch out for the spider webs, you know what I mean! And whatever you do, don’t go into that back room with the hot water tank. I’m pretty sure an evil troll lives there!
Wristband Bros has been slashing 15% off of every order of custom wristbands this week. Just use the promo code CYBERWEEK to reap the awesome benefits. This code is emblazoned in a banner on the top of every page on the site.
I can see you’re doing some sort of crazy victory dance, but I must implore that you don’t hesitate much longer. The sale ends Sunday at midnight!
Wristband Bros have been creating breast cancer awareness wristbands since 2009. If you’re looking to create your own wristband with a unique message, let us help you get started. Just click any of the “Make My Own” buttons to load that wristband into our designer. Choose from the color-ways and slogans we’ve provided. But remember – These wristbands are completely customizable. You can change all of the design elements once you get to our designer.
