Campaign.com Unveils Online Store

Oct 24, 2008

With the presidential election only a week away, many excited voters are showing their allegiance by ordering custom products from Campaign.com. The company offers unique bi-partisan products — T-shirts, buttons, posters, shoes, hats, mugs, coasters — with slogans such as "Let's Raise McCain," "Palin Power," "JObama" and "Vote Vader." The online store sells designs that appeal to a range of political issues such as peace, war, gun control, 2nd Amendment, education, environment, healthcare, pro-life/pro-choice and more.

"We've got fashions from Nader to Vader," says John Carrieri, CEO. "There's something for everyone." —H.H.

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Independent Trading Points to Bright Colors as Top New Trend
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Jantex Offers Burnout Inks in Six Color Options
Pico Rivera, Calif.-based Jantex Inks & Beyond, has manufactured burnout inks for decades.
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InkCups Now Introduces Tagless Garment Printer
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