PromZ Vak 3 · 2024

be Unique

Inspired by Sol’s End of Year 2024

Discover our expanding collection of customizable garments for the upcoming season. Be inspired and craft unique products for your customers!

We are prepared for the end-of-year season! Our warehouses are brimming with the largest assortment of your favorite Sol’s garments in the trendiest colors. Our cutting-edge print facility is equipped to swiftly print and embroider your distinctive designs with no minimum quantities.

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In addition to our comprehensive stock offering, SOL’S and yourChoice have partnered to create a line of hoodies, sweaters, and jackets tailored for complete customization from just 100pcs. Choose from a myriad of pre-defined colors or have the fabrics and accessories produced in the pantone colour of your choice!

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Readily available stock and fully customized garments: both options are accessible on our webshop with instant pricing! Making it easy to be different.

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By Wally Cartigny:

A headphone is one of the most used electronic devices, both at work and in private life

The 'Green' headphone is a valuable promotional product

Electronic devices for individual use are generally not very sustainable. This is unfortunate when it comes to their use as promotional products. Increasingly, people are using headphones. They are very suitable for promotional purposes, but if they break, they quickly become a polluting product. However, the Dutch headphone brand Repeat has come up with a solution.

Aheadphone is one of the most used electronic devices, both at work and in private life. We use them to listen to music, make calls, attend meetings, listen to podcasts, or dampen ambient noise. A product with many applications for many people is inherently suitable as a promotional product and business gift. However, a common issue is the durability of such a device. Cheaper headphones, in particular, can wear out quickly with intensive use. When a defect occurs, it is challenging to determine what exactly is broken and how it can be fixed. As a result, the entire headphone often ends up on the electronic waste pile, including the metals, plastics, and lithium (for rechargeable batteries) that the device consists of. This is highly undesirable given the growing amount of e-waste worldwide, which amounts to about 50 million tons(!).

Sustainability as a Starting Point

For entrepreneurs Dorus Galama and Tom Leenders, making headphones more sustainable was the motivation