Last weekend, Clipa was at Comic-Con where, for the second year in a row, we delighted fans with instant giveaways of the instant handbag hanger. Cyborgs, superheroes, stars, fanboys (and girls) were out in force for all the panels and the parties. Former San Antonio Spurs center David Robinson picked up a Clipa purse hook for his wife as did this intergalactic traveler, who now won’t go anywhere without her Clipa:
Clipa: Best Purse Hook in the Universe
Did you know that the number one reason customers abandon shopping carts online is because shipping and handling costs are too high? When you purchase a Clipa instant handbag hanger from www.clipa.us, shipping and handling is just $3.25 anywhere in the U.S. for one Clipa in most cases. A dozen finishes and colors are in stock now:
With summer officially underway, beach bags and straw totes are everywhere. And our bright white “Taylor” Clipa is a great choice for this season’s lighter bags. Cool and crisp, the white finish provides a nice contrast to linen and other natural fiber bags. It looks 
fresh on bright color blocked bags. Or stack one with a couple of white, gold or silver bangles on bare arms. The Clipa purse hook is great for boats, planes, playgrounds, and poolside.
Bangles continue to be a hot item: Kim Kardashian was on Regis yesterday with an armful. Bag expert and TV personality Pamela Pekerman covered Sex in the City 2’s fashion trend towards bold jewelry, too. Already a fashion staple, she says Kenneth Jay Lane and H&M “offer solutions at both price points.” But “For maximum fashion and financial do purchase two or three Clipas and wear them as bracelets – then use one on your bag.” Check it out:
Show your support with a special limited edition Clipa purse hanger and save 25%:
With Earth Day around the corner, Better TV did an eco friendly story today that included the Clipa instant handbag hanger. Clipa is made in the U.S., reducing the carbon footprint. Clipa also does a great job of keeping handbags–especially linen bags–off the ground and away from dirt, as bag expert Pamela Pekerman explains:
