Tat2X® Expands Ink Armor™ Sleeve Color Selection for Customers
Online, November 22, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Tat2X® has been manufacturing Ink Armor tattoo cover up sleeves in the U.S. since 2008. Thousands of professionals wear Ink Armor sleeves every day in order to comply with no visible tattoo policies at work or to protect their tattoos from the sun. Tat2X has long made an effort to offer a greater variety and selection of sleeves than other tattoo cover up sleeve manufacturers. "From the start we've understood that one size does not fit all and we'll keep working to give our customers as many choices as possible!" explains Mo Nelson, founder of Tat2X. Tat2X currently offers Ink Armor sleeves in four sizes, 19 colors or patterns and 11 different styles. "We are very proud of our styles. You can cover your entire arm with our full arm sleeve or just your wrist with our 3 inch wrist covers," continues Mo.
"Lately, we've been getting requests from our customers for even more solid color options for our sleeves. We do our best to listen to our customers and that is why we've decided to expand our color selection again!" states Mo. Tat2X is excited to announce the addition of six new colors to our full arm sleeve line. These colors include a new deeper shade of pink, purple, royal blue, neon green, neon orange and neon yellow. "If you love the 80s, we've got you covered with plenty of neon colors to go around," jokes Mo.
Starting in November of 2013 Tat2X will offer Ink Armor sleeves in 25 different colors and patterns. A new size category has also been added in select sleeve colors. "Petite" is now available in light tone, suntan and black full arm sleeve colors. The new size will eventually be made available for all solid Ink Armor full arm sleeve colors. Petite was added to cover a larger segment of the population with more sizing options. Ink Armor is available in Petite, XSS, ML, XL2X and 3X sizes. "People come in all shapes and sizes and have very different tastes. We know we can't please everyone but we're going to try!" concludes Mo.