Newly added to the range is our Boksupporter Bok Buff – Show your support with the great accessory which can be used in so many ways, and it always a must for sports enthusiasts!
Our Boksupporter Bok Buff is manufactured from soft, stretchy polyester material. It is wind resistant, breathable, wicks perspiration and is quick drying. Protect yourself from sun, wind, dust and insects in summer and keep your neck and head warm in winter! It can be worn as a head band, a beanie, a helmet liner, a neck gaiter, a balaclava, a dust screen, a scarf, a hair band, a scrunchie, a bandana or wrist band – sjoe – that is a mouthful!! This item is machine washable, doesn’t need ironing and is one size fits all.
Minimum of 25 buffs per order, once off branding set-up fee of R390.00 ex. VAT per order.
- Branding: Bok Supporter logo plus your company logo in full colour (optional).
- Material: Soft, stretchy polyester material.
- Size: One size fits all.
- Colour: Springbok green with golden yellow.
- Minimum Order Quantity: 25 Units.
- Lead Time: 3-5 working days for production, please allow 1-2 working days for delivery thereafter.
- Delivery: Free courier delivery in South Africa.
- Branding Set-up Fee: R390.00 ex. VAT.
Why Boksupporter?
We value and respect the Springbok Rugby, all Official Springbok Merchandise is licensed, only official sponsors are allowed to co-brand these items. The Boksupporter Brand allows you to show your support for the Springboks, and still include your company logo branding, adding value to your brand.
With over 20 years experience in the clothing branding industry, let us help you add value to your brand while supporting your favourite team, the Bokke.
What are Bok Fridays?
Wear your Green and Gold clothing on Fridays to show your support for the Springboks. Have your staff all professionally dressed in the same clothing, with our Bok Supporter gear. We offer a various branding options including full colour printing, full coverage/custom designed dye-sublimated shirts as well as embroidery.
Here is more on what Bok Fridays mean to South Africa:
