Bullets2Bandages Adds New Shot Glasses To Product Lineup
Jan 24, 2017
The company aims to make their highly-rated line of groomsmen gifts even better, reports www.bullets2bandages.org/collections/groomsmen-gifts.
San Diego, CA - January 24, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Socially-conscious apparel and accessory brand Bullets2Bandages recently announced the addition of special shot glasses to their product lineup. Aiming to make their already highly-rated product line even better, the company has added a set of Custom Six Shooter Shot Glasses to its collection of Groomsmen Gifts. The new shot glass gift pack is currently available for purchase at the Bullets2Bandages online store.
“We could not be more excited about adding these custom shot glass sets to the growing collection of groomsmen gifts in our store. Everyone knows that there’s no better way for a groom’s wedding party to rejoice in his upcoming nuptials than with a few celebratory shots. With these unique custom glasses from our store, they can now do it in style,” said Eric Montgomery, Bullets2Bandages’ co-founder.
Made from real military ammunition, Bullets2Bandages’ Six Shooter Shot Glasses have been rated ‘Best Groomsmen Gifts of the Year’ by their customers. The glasses come as a pair and can be printed with custom text or logo engraving. Text style and custom message can be requested on the Bullets2Bandages product page before purchase, and discounts are available for wholesale customers who contact the company via email to discuss their options.
Montgomery went on to say, “We absolutely love what we've created and what we get to be a part of here at Bullets2Bandages. Having served thousands of satisfied customers, it’s always a pleasure having the opportunity to thank and give back to the beloved members of our military by providing keepsake gifts to those who are celebrating the best times in their lives. Our new custom engraved six shooter shot glasses are not only cool, but they support a great cause, which means our customers can feel great about buying them.”
Wedding parties in search of the perfect groomsmen gifts can find the Six Shooter Shot Glasses and more highly-rated items here at the Bullets2Bandages website.
About Bullets2Bandages:
B2B got its start in mid-2011 doing what Navy veterans Erik and Cole thought would be a few short-term fundraising events for the Travis Manion Foundation but quickly realized would turn into so much more. Today, Bullets2Bandages is a unique, mission-driven, socially conscious apparel and accessories company designed to give thanks to veterans, those fighting for our country, and the families who provide them with love and support at home.
Contact Info:
Name: Eric Montgomery
Organization: Bullets2Bandages
Phone: (858) 952-6719
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