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- "A Time to Heal" by
- Judy Larsen
Introducing Class Clips !
See Styles Below
No more SAFETY PINS!
No more magnets that fall off!
No more pins that get lost or lose their backings!
This is a new product designed and manufactured to hold your exhibitor number cards for your show classes. It was created out of the frustration of dealing with the safety pins and number pins at the horse shows.
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After the investment you make in your show outfit, do you really want to poke holes in your lambskin leather or other fine material…especially the popular slinky material that snags so easily?
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Are you tired of losing pin backs and magnet backs or having the safety pin rip the numbers or open up and stick you?
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Are you tired of struggling with safety pins when you need to switch classes, horses or riders to change your numbers? ...... Especially when you are in a hurry?
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Don't you want the last thing that judge sees when he calls, "Show me your numbers" to be safety pins or wouldn't you like a more stylish look reflecting your professionalism?
Here is the solution - Class Clips!
The stainless steel hanger fits snugly over the back of your collar, belt, pocket or "D" ring of your saddle. The clip firmly holds the numbered card. When you switch numbers it can easily be done just by changing the cards in the clip or by putting the hanger on another exhibitor. You can also put more than one exhibitor number in the clip and just switch the order of the cards around according to the horse you are showing. It's so quick and easy and doesn't damage the clothing!
We have used them for a number of horse shows now, and allowed our friends to try them. We love them and we've gotten rave reviews and tons of orders!
Everyone comments, "It’s about time someone came up with a better and more attractive alternative that was quick, easy and stylish!"
Watch for our stylish "class clips" in other concho styles (new and antique), antique rhinestones, crystals, and solid sterling silver.
Any of these are great for showing horses or other livestock, or any other exhibitor event.
The Congress and World Shows are just around the corner. What's holding your number up?!
Caring for your silver- Your silver piece is made of quality sterling silver plate. To keep it looking shiny and new, wipe it off with a damp cloth. To remove tarnish spots, use a bit of baking soda on a soft cloth and polish gently. Rinse or wipe with a damp cloth.
DO NOT USE SILVER POLISH!
STYLES AVAILABLE:
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