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promotional products, recently ran its first caption competition, as it launches a series of fun initiatives that customers can participate in. The competition proved so popular with High Profileʼs customer base that almost two-thirds entered with a chance of winning the much coveted prize. The winning caption entry, supplied by


igh Profile, a leading UK manufacturer of standard and bespoke made plastic


Tom Grant from PG Branding was: “As the tiny spacemen tried to escape their clutches, the giant people laughed at their futile attempt!”


For his clever wit and one-liner Tom won a £100 pound gift voucher of his personal choice.


Runner up Linda Clements from BTC put forward the caption: “It is a lovely thought, but you are going to have to do better than that if you want fly me to the moon” and was awarded a £50 pound gift voucher of her choice. Richard Wood, managing director of High Profile, commented: “We are always looking at new, innovative and exciting ways of interacting with customers,


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THE WINNING CAPTION: “As the tiny spacemen tried to escape their clutches, the giant people laughed at their futile attempt!”


maintaining and building close working relationships and rewarding them for their business. “We were very pleased with the volume of response and had some excellent entries for the caption competition but overall felt that Tomʼs had the winning edge.”


Matalan extends uniform contract


Incorporatewear, the UK corporate clothing company, has recently extended its relationship with Matalan for the supply of corporate uniforms. Matalan is one of the UKʼs largest high street retailers with an annual turnover in excess of £1 billion.


Incorporatewear has supplied corporate wear to Matalan since 2009 when it launched a new uniform across the retailerʼs network of more than 200 stores. Over the last two years Incorporatewear has since worked successfully with Matalan in developing the retailerʼs in-store brand image. The results have paid off with Matalan now extending its relationship for the foreseeable future. “We have a new team on board at Matalan who have taken a great interest in the management of this contract and are fantastic to work with,” explained Kelly Bromley, one of Incorporatewearʼs account managers.


“Although we expect this extension will allow Incorporatewear to further develop Matalanʼs uniform, we are not complacent and continually seek to improve the wearer experience by listening to the views of staff and acting accordingly.” Incorporatewear, based in Coleshill, Birmingham, was co-founded by celebrity designer Jeff Banks and counts among its blue chip clients Virgin Atlantic Airways, Nationwide, Barclays Bank, Specsavers and London Midland Trains.


New Kala Starter Laminators from Colourgen


Colourgen has announced the exclusive UK distribution of a new range of Kala Starter laminators.


These new cold laminators provide simultaneous single sided lamination and adhesive mounting onto substrates up to 50mm thick and are available at an extremely competitive price. This entry-level range of wide format


laminators comes in 108cm, 140cm and 160cm widths and are all capable of handling rolls up to 100m in length. The Kala Starter range supercedes the existing range of Kala Bunny laminators, by providing more capabilities and better ease of use. ■ For more information visit www.colourgen.com


www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk


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