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FOCUS ON: BAGS
WILLIAM TURNER RALAWISE
Bespoke team bags Bags are a core product for a range of sectors
William Turner & Son has Originally being promoted as a
BG010
developed a fully sell-on product, Bags are
bespoke range of team now well established
bags for the club and apparel items within our
school markets. This industry, with customers
includes three sizes now seeing the benefit of
of holdall, bags as a core product
backpacks, boot for a range of sectors,
bags, nylon bags and says Ralawise. Bags
gift accessories such as are perfect to
wallets, pencil cases and complete a
lunch bags. corporate style,
With 16 fabric colours to chose from, together school uniform
with matching piping and trims, they can supply or team kit.
fully customised bags, very competitively priced, Ralawise offers
and if required, complete with embroidered or one of Europe’s most
printed logos. established bag brands,
Andy Smith, md of Quadra. With a diverse range of
William Turner, says: quality bags, Quadra’s professional and versatile
“We are supplying options are ideal for numerous scenarios and
this excellent range environments, says Ralawise. is that they are often
of products to a Quadra has also expanded its product range for used outside of the intended means, so customers
wide variety of 2009, introducing lines the promotional, leisure, will gain further promotion of their brand, crest, or
clients including corporate, travel and school sectors. One such bag organisation as people find alternative uses for
Premiership is the QD514 Eco-Option Messenger. Made from them, adds Ralawise.
Football and 100% recycled polyester, it offers an Following the recent increased demand for
Rugby environmentally sound option for customers, with teamwear styles, Finden+Hales has brought three
Clubs, an 11-litre capacity, adjustable shoulder strap and new bags to the market in 2009, including the
companies and several leading zippered main compartment, the QD514 is a LV986 Ultimate Team Holdall. Available in two
private schools. We have found the key to its functional, versatile bag suitable for a range of colourways, the bag features double zippered
success, together with quality, has been our uses. pockets along the length of the bag, an adjustable,
minimum order quantity of just 25.” As bags are so versatile, there’s always an removable shoulder strap, an outer, zippered
Delivery is eight weeks from order. Scaled option for every market, be it schoolbags, integrated shoe pocket and rubberised slip
artwork/samples are available upon request. corporate briefcases, promotional giveaways, hi viz resistant feet. The bag is ideal for sports teams
rucksacks for safety or kit bags for sport. All bags looking for a personalised look and offers several
Tel. 0161 480 8582 at Ralawise offer space for personalisation, to give options for decoration of crests, badges or
Email: sales@william-turner.co.uk your customers the unique look they desire. sponsors.
www.william-turner.co.uk Bagbase is another key brand offering a wide
range of bags to suit a modern market. With For more information on the range of bags
vibrant colourways coupled with functional available from Ralawise, call our customer services
designs, Bagbase is a youthful brand with its finger team on 0800 212 180, or email
on the pulse, says Ralawise. sales@ralawise.com. Ralawise Ireland customers
The BG010 from Bagbase is a traditional call 1 800 599 599 or email sales@ralawise.ie
Gymsac with a large print area,
making it ideal for QD514
promotional giveaways,
exhibitions, or simply as a
bag for sports or school
use. Available in a
massive 33 colours at
Ralawise, it’s a
simple, yet effective
bag that will get
your customer’s
message across.
The great
aspect of
promotional bags
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