This is a guest post by John Simonetta, owner of Proforma Simonetta Freelance, an eco-friendly promotional items consultancy (see proformagreen.com). John’s blogs are designed to keep us up to date on the “greening” of his industry.
For those Ecopreneurists working in the great outdoors Dri-Duck Work Wear and Performance apparel has launched a line of Endangered Species Wildlife organic cotton hats available from Bodek and Rhodes among other apparel distributors.
These caps are the one size fits all variety and come in four 
pre-embroidered endangered species styles in specialty colors. Chestnut Brown for the Eastern Cougar, Sawdust for the Grey Wolf, Ink for the Grizzly Bear, Fatigue for the Peregrine Falcon, and Stone for the Polar Bear.
All hats are 100% Certified Organic Cotton chino twill, with a structured finish, 6-panel design and adjustable Velcro strap closure. As you can see in these images the pre-embroidery is very highly detailed. (Please select thumbnail for Hi-Res image).
There is no mention on the Bodek and Rhodes site or the Dri-Duck site as to 
whether any of the purchase costs of these caps goes towards funding for wildlife restoration, etc. That would have been a nice touch.
These caps should be a slam dunk for businesses, hotels and gift shops catering to outdoor enthusiasts. Also for ecopreneurists in the travel and tourism business that are working to educate the public on these animals.
The pre-embroidered image really gives you a lot more design prowess than a standard cap, and with an EQP of $12.94 with up to 7,000 stitches of custom embroidery, the cost on this unit is very reasonable.
To learn more about these units Marc Seiler is the ASI contact to talk to at Bodek & Rhodes. If you are interested in these items to promote your own business contact your local promotional items vendor or email info@proformagreen.com for information and pricing.
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When I first read the title of this post, I was worried about what the caps would look like… basically I was picturing a really ugly and obnoxious cap and was pleasantly surprised that they are really cool looking! I really like them!