Some of our competitors use the terminology ink injected to describe their debossed and ink filled wristbands. If you’re confused, don’t be! The two products are exactly the same. Like the great bard once said, “A debossed and ink filled wristband by any other name would smell as sweet.”
Making wristbands is what we do. Check out the three above. These custom silicone wristbands are great examples of what you can achieve if you choose the right wristband maker. And just who is that, you ask? I’m about to shock you with my response – I think it’s us. That’s right, traveler of the web: WristbandBros.com believes Wristband Bros is the best wristband maker out there.
Okay, so you probably need more proof. Here are a few more photos to convince you that we simply make the greatest rubber wristbands on the planet:
I’ve been working with custom rubber bracelets since 2009. During that time, we’ve had a lot of recurring customer questions. How many characters can we fit on the bracelet? Can we order multiple colors? Can we have the text stacked on top of each other in two lines? What about tilting the message 90 degrees?
Well, I’m here to answer all those questions with one word: Yes.
Yes, we can do that. And we can do a heck of a lot more. We’ve got a saying around these parts: If it fits, it prints. What does that mean, exactly? Well, its simple. Your message isn’t restricted to a certain number of characters or a Side 1 and Side 2. Your design can wrap around the wristband. It can exist on multiple lines. The test can even be printed vertically or diagonally. Our custom rubber bracelets are essentially clean slates. Here are some photos to prove it:
It’s Friday, and you know what that means: It’s rubber wristband photo time! Ok, ok. You probably didn’t know it meant that. And not just because this is your first or second time to the blog. We’ve never had Photo Time Friday, but we’re planning on making it a weekly feature. This way, we’ll build up a big repertoire of wristband photos that make it easier for you to decide if this product is right for you.
Sound good? Great! Here are today’s rubber wristbands:
Sometimes all bold ain’t all right. That was the case on the above wristband design, which was made for an awesome non-profit called NueroHope. (Go check them out here). Making only one of the two words bold gives that second word (HOPE) the added emphasis it needs. If you’re trying to make a certain part of your message stand out, the advice is simple: Go Bold.
