Aug 18, 2020
Comfortable and durable, White Owl stays are designed not to damage fabrics

Upland, CA - August 18, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —
White Owl today announced the debut of its new line of shirt stays that enable people to keep their shirts comfortably tucked in all day. Similar to garters, the stays connect the wearer’s shirt with his or her socks. They are made from comfortable materials that lack metal parts that could puncture or damage socks and shirts. White Owl stays are suitable for men and women.
“This is the secret to looking great all day,” said a spokesperson for the company. “It’s really tucking easy, as we say. You can be active and moving around constantly, but your shirt will remain perfectly tucked in and neat the entire time.” White Owl shirt stays are ideal for people who have no time to spare. It only takes a few seconds to put them on. The design includes premium no-slip clips that keep the stays secure without puncturing fabrics.
The stays are adjustable, so it’s a one-size-fits-all product. They are made using durable soft elastic that attaches to shirts and socks using soft rubber grips. Low-profile, the stays are essentially invisible. “No one will know your secret to looking great all day,” the spokesperson added. “Furthermore, the stays are adjustable. If you’re tall or short, like to wear them tight or loose, you’ll find a comfortable way to wear our shirt stays.”
The debut version of the White Owl shirt say is “Boardroom Black - 1X,” selling for $34.99 USD, with a limited-time discount price of $19.99 USD. Customers who sign up for the company’s mailing list will receive a further 10% discount on their first orders.
About White Owl
White Owl is a maker of fashion accessories. Their debut product is the White Owl Shirt Stay.
For more information, visit www.thewhiteowl.co
Contact Info:
Name: PRWhirlWind
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Organization: PRWhirlWind
Address: 365 N. Central Ave. Upland CA 91786
Phone: 9092946018
Website: https://thewhiteowl.co/
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 88973193
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