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Get Your 2013 Festival Gear Now – Online Store Open!
BUTLER COUNTY, Pa. (February 20, 2013) – Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival fans can now jump online to purchase the new 2013 Festival merchandise. The Festival is offering fresh new designs printed on t-shirts, long-sleeved shirts and hoodies.
“Festival merchandise has been in hot demand the past two years, and we’re happy to give Jeepers the chance to get their shirts now ,” said Patti Jo Lambert, Festival director. “New this year we are offering long-sleeved t-shirts and hoodies. Plus, our items will be available at several Butler County shops so locals can get their merchandise faster.”
The two designs offered include a BRC 40 Bantam Jeep as well as a design celebrating the Jeep Invasion. The Bantam shirt features a military design on a white shirt and is offered in short-sleeved and long-sleeved versions. The short-sleeved shirt will also have the rear view of the Jeep on the back. The Invasion shirt will show a variety of Jeeps invading a downtown street. The design will be offered in a black t-shirt as well as a hooded sweatshirt.
All clothing will be offered in youth small through 3X and can now be purchased online on the website. Prices include shipping and handling. Check the website for a shipping schedule.
If you live in or near Butler County you can purchase select merchandise at several retail stores beginning in March. The shops include:
· Butler County Historical Society in Butler. 724-283-8116
· Plumberry Gifts in Cranberry. 724-772-5200
· Whitey’s General Store in Zelienople. 724-473-8446
· Porter House Brew Shop in Portersville. 724-368-9771
· Mimi’s Memories, Antiques and Gifts in Saxonburg. 724-524-0565
Each shop will have a limited inventory and various hours. Customers should call the shop for more information.
During the event’s inaugural year in 2011, the Festival set a Guinness World Record for the largest parade of Jeeps with 1,106 Jeeps participating in the parade. Last year, 1,485 Jeeps from 24 states participated in the event, a 14 percent increase from the first year. For more information or to register, visit www.bantamjeepfestival.com or call 724-234-2291.
BUTLER COUNTY, Pa. (February 20, 2013) – Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival fans can now jump online to purchase the new 2013 Festival merchandise. The Festival is offering fresh new designs printed on t-shirts, long-sleeved shirts and hoodies.
“Festival merchandise has been in hot demand the past two years, and we’re happy to give Jeepers the chance to get their shirts now ,” said Patti Jo Lambert, Festival director. “New this year we are offering long-sleeved t-shirts and hoodies. Plus, our items will be available at several Butler County shops so locals can get their merchandise faster.”
The two designs offered include a BRC 40 Bantam Jeep as well as a design celebrating the Jeep Invasion. The Bantam shirt features a military design on a white shirt and is offered in short-sleeved and long-sleeved versions. The short-sleeved shirt will also have the rear view of the Jeep on the back. The Invasion shirt will show a variety of Jeeps invading a downtown street. The design will be offered in a black t-shirt as well as a hooded sweatshirt.
All clothing will be offered in youth small through 3X and can now be purchased online on the website. Prices include shipping and handling. Check the website for a shipping schedule.
If you live in or near Butler County you can purchase select merchandise at several retail stores beginning in March. The shops include:
· Butler County Historical Society in Butler. 724-283-8116
· Plumberry Gifts in Cranberry. 724-772-5200
· Whitey’s General Store in Zelienople. 724-473-8446
· Porter House Brew Shop in Portersville. 724-368-9771
· Mimi’s Memories, Antiques and Gifts in Saxonburg. 724-524-0565
Each shop will have a limited inventory and various hours. Customers should call the shop for more information.
During the event’s inaugural year in 2011, the Festival set a Guinness World Record for the largest parade of Jeeps with 1,106 Jeeps participating in the parade. Last year, 1,485 Jeeps from 24 states participated in the event, a 14 percent increase from the first year. For more information or to register, visit www.bantamjeepfestival.com or call 724-234-2291.
