Atlanta-area Entrepreneur Launches New Internet-driven Apparel Line - OOHWEE!

HOT NEW LOGO BRAND! OOhwee is an affordable fun apparel line designed with youth in mind. OOhwee is a fresh, new and exciting brand with no hidden message -- just clean fun for individuals who make their own style choices.

ATLANTA, GA (PRWEB) March 15, 2004 --Lawrenceville, Georgia entrepreneur Samuel D. Jones today announced the recent launch of OOhwee (pronounced oo·wē'), an affordable fun apparel line designed with youth in mind. OOhwee is a fresh, new and exciting brand with no hidden message -- just clean fun for individuals who make their own style choices. Available in youth and adult sizes, OOhwee t-shirts, running shorts, tank-top, caps and visors may be purchased at www.oohwee4me.com. The companys innovative logo -- two large eyes, eyebrows and slanted smile -- is positioned prominently on each article.

I am excited to have formally launched my unique product line and its web site," said Jones. There are few really cool logo brands available for young people, he continued. I Iook forward to the OOhwee bran becoming familiar enough to be a household name."

In an effort to make OOhwee apparel easily available to its target customer base, Jones sought permission for his apparel to be sold in Gwinnett County high school stores and other places frequented by students. Oohwee may be purchased at Collins Hill, Buford, Berkmar, and Meadow Creek high schools and at Buffalos Café and Mamas Board n Bikes.

Jones, the father of 9 and 10-year-old daughters and a young teenage son understands the fashions young people prefer to wear. He believes the considerable interest OOhwee has already garnered is due to its popular styles, wide range of sizes, and quality and wearing comfort. The vibrant colors may be mixed and matched, allowing for the color coordination that makes daily wardrobe planning especially effortless.

Community-minded Jones delivered to Atlanta radio station Q100.5 flex-fit caps for numerous chronically and terminally-ill kids the station sponsored to Disney World from March 11 to March 13, 2004. All of the caps are the same color, which made it easier for the kids to see one another, and for chaperones to identity and keep a watchful eye out for them while on Berts Big Adventure. Jones said, "I hope for OOhwee to continue to be a vehicle to support my community, particularly its youth. We look forward to seeing OOhwee on you!"

OOhwee -- Putting fun into fashion!"

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