Aug 25, 2017
SolarEclipseEarth, a website dedicated to the August 21 US total solar eclipse, launched a new collection of custom eclipse-themed products. Available items include pillows, tote bags, T-shirts and others, each being manufactured in the United State using high-quality materials.
Houston, United States - August 25, 2017 /PressCable/ —
SolarEclipseEarth, a website dedicated to the August 21 total solar eclipse, announced a collection of tote bags, pillows, coffee mugs and other accessories celebrating the unique event. The products are made of high-quality materials featuring various eclipse-related art.
More information can be found at https://solar-eclipse.earth.
The August 21 2017 solar eclipse is an important astronomical event, being the first coast-to-coast eclipse visible in the United States in almost a century. The “path of totality”, the area from which the total eclipse will be visible, is 70 miles wide, stretching from Oregon to South Carolina. However, the partial eclipse will be visible throughout the United States.
To celebrate this event, SolarEclipseEarth launched a wide range of accessories including T-shirts, tote bags, coffee mugs, pillows, iPhone cases and many others.
The SolarEclipseEarth tote bags come in various designs. The company has worked with professional artists to create various prints, including famous couple designs and custom models for cities in the path of totality. Available models include tote bags featuring various cities such as Salem, Hopkinsville, Nashville, Albany, and many others. Famous couples include Bonnie and Clyde, Drogo and Daenerys, Krishna and Radha etc.
Each bag is made of weather-resistant polyester with natural cotton dual handles. The 15” by 15” bag is spacious enough for everyday use, making it ideal for everyone looking to celebrate the August 21 eclipse with a high-quality tote bag.
The new collection also includes a wide range of custom printed throw pillows. The same geographical and art designs are available.
The throw pillows are made of soft polyester, retaining their shapes after multiple uses, and the pillow case can be machine washed without damaging the design. All SolarEclipseEarth pillows are cut, sewn and printed in the US.
Other available products include coffee mugs, T-shirts, iPhone cases and many others.
Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website.
Contact Info:
Name: Santosh Varughese
Organization: SolarEclipseEarth
Address: 600 North Shepherd Drive, Houston, Texas 77007, United States
For more information, please visit https://solar-eclipse.earth/
Source: PressCable
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