Warm and Fuzzy Scarves October 15, 2008 Corporate Cashmere indulges with luxurious scarves, throws and wraps
By Jeanie Casison
Cozying up to top clients and employees is a cinch with thoughtful and elegant presents this holiday season. Corporate Cashmere specializes in imported cashmere scarves and throws, as well as Pashmina and silk wraps, which make ideal items for incentive programs, employee recognition initiatives, promotional campaigns and business gifts. Customization and deluxe gift packaging always ensure beautiful presentation, and also make a positive impression on the people that matter most.
When Corporate Cashmere exhibited at the Motivation Show earlier this year, the company's products experienced an overwhelming response from incentive award buyers according to Steve Gore, vice president of sales for Corporate Cashmere in Northbrook, Illinois.
"Cashmere is the ideal premium because it has a high perceived value. When you think of cashmere, you think of an expensive, warm, soft and wonderful gift. Everybody desires it but they think cashmere is out of their reach and that it is too expensive," says Gore. "Cashmere is something that can be used up to seven months of the year. Every time people take their coats off for winter, or wrap themselves up for a chilly fall and spring, they will remember who gave them the gift."
Options for a unique look include embroidery, custom woven labels, embroidered appliqués and patches, rhinestones, imprinted gift boxes, bows, ribbons, tissue and a wide range of colors. All scarves and wraps are made of imported cashmere from Scotland, Germany, Italy, England and Inner Mongolia. The price includes either a two-piece deluxe white gift box, or up to 5,000 stitches of embroidery at no extra charge, and does not include a box imprint or tape charge.
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