Choose the right band for your program
Compare the format, material and intended use before selecting your branding.
Begin with where the band will be used and who will receive it. A retail product, class set and event giveaway can call for different formats, packaging and price priorities.
Choose the format around the program.
A wide fabric loop provides a textile branding surface. A mini loop is compact for kits and handouts. Long loops and handled tubes serve different training formats, while open-ended strips suit programs that specify that construction. Ask your program lead to confirm the equipment requirements.
Compare the actual product specification.
Review material, dimensions, construction and the available resistance range. Color is useful for organizing a set, but it is not a universal measure of resistance. Request the selected model’s information and discuss samples when the feel matters.
Think about the handout.
Decide whether the bands will live on a studio shelf, be packed into welcome kits or ship directly to recipients. That decision affects the pouch, box, labeling and packing plan.
Bring the whole brief together.
Send the intended use, quantity, artwork and delivery date in one request. Comparing complete configurations makes the tradeoffs clearer.
Put your brand in the next workout.
Send your logo, quantity and delivery date. We’ll help you work through the band, artwork and packaging options.