Fan Cave Rugs Launch Officially Licensed Wall Art For NFL, NHL, College and University Teams
Mar 31, 2017
Fan Cave Rugs has just expanded into wall art for the first time, with officially licensed imagery that will accompany their incredible array of officially licensed rugs.
Durham, United States - March 31, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
American sports fans are some of the most passionate in the world, and sports teams have created a modern sense of tribalism that can enable people to celebrate athleticism, and enjoy both the successes and challenges their team faces. Fan Cave Rugs offers high quality, officially licensed rugs that create a unique and luxurious way to celebrate a sporting allegiance. They carry items for all NFL and NHL teams, together with rugs depicting 68 different college and university teams. They have just launched a new dimension to their business in the form of wall art, now available for the NFL, NHL, NBA and NCAA.
The new wall hangings have been captured in real settings that allow people to see what the product will look like in situ. This high-quality imagery helps people understand how a piece will fit into their broader environment. The wall art has been designed to complement the existing NFL team rugs and College team rugs, working perfectly together with the existing stock.
To celebrate the launch of the wall art, the company is offering 10% Off on all purchases for a limited time only with the use of the coupon code, “HomeTeam17”. This way, people can celebrate their support of their local team through either a rug or wall hanging for cheaper than ever before.
A spokesperson for Fan Cave Rugs explained, “Fan Cave Rugs is pleased to be able to expand the offerings we are making to our customers so soon after launch. After an incredible response from fans, especially NFL fans, we felt encouraged to expand our range of available home decorations emblazoned with team logos and colors. The wall hangings are printed on the highest quality canvas, reflecting our commitment to producing the best quality goods at affordable prices. We hope to see these products in homes throughout the US very soon.”
About Fan Cave Rugs: Fan Cave Rugs sell officially licensed NFL, NHL, and NCAA rugs, together with wall art for NFL, NBA, NHL and NCAA. The company was founded on February 1st 2017 and is rapidly expanding their available merchandise in time for the peak sports season. They want to give die hard sports fans the perfect expression of their support, through high quality, affordable items.
Contact Info:
Name: Mike Virani
Email: [email protected]
Organization: BrandingBuzz
For more information, please visit https://www.fancaverugs.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 182254
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