(openPR) Zurich, Switzerland –Trickyboo opens virtual doors in America. Headquarterd in Zurich, Trickyboo sells whimsical iron-on alphabet letters that stand alone or can be applied onto t-shirts, cushions, name banners and aprons that appeal not only to children but to adults too. Trickyboo also has a collection of adorable baby name banners, cushions and aprons. The company was contacted by a US distributor in September 2010. “Our business was ready to expand to the US market”, said founder, chief designer and owner Helen Weber.
In August, a new website with Trickyboo products was launched. The products and online store immediately caught the eye of the local newspaper in Santa Barbara, California who published a story about this on August 17, 2011. “We are very excited to enter the American market and we hope that this will increase our company’s visibility and sales”, said owner Helen.
Helen and her husband and co-founder Rene have been slowly and passionately growing their business since 2000. They now have a presence online as well as representation in several shops in Switzerland and England. Recently, the company signed a contract with new business partner Malena Russell, a well-respected artist/designer in the embroidery field. “Our first embroidery iron-on collection is being produced as we speak” said Helen.
Trickyboo will also expand the alphabet letter collection with six new capital letters series in October of 2011. Helen enthused, “I’m excited about the whole collection: I believe the baby girl pink letters as well as the baby boy blue letters will do very well; I find them unique and very adorable. New and exciting developments are happening and our company is growing steadily – it has been a very interesting venture!”
You can visit the store online at www.trickyboo.ch or the American website at www.tricky-boo.com.
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Helen Weber, founder of Trickyboo grew up in Northern England, studied textile design in Brighton graduating in 1989.
She lived in France for several years while working as a Textile Designer, eventually establishing and running a successful design studio in Lyon with a partner.
Helen married in 1996 and moved to Zurich, Switzerland, selling her design studio in France. She concentrated on her family life for the next few years as her family expanded to include two beautiful children. Inspired by wanting to design colorful and visually exciting bedrooms for her children and not being able to find some of the accessories that she visualized, she started to design and create colorful name banners and blankets to accomplish her goal. Friends and family loved the banners and blankets and shortly afterward, she began creating them as gifts. More product creation soon followed, including baby bibs, aprons, room garlands, and bags - all of which could be personalized.
In response to increasing interest in her creations, she decided to establish her own business once again, hence the birth of Trickyboo. At first, products were sold at local markets. However, as demand grew, Helen’s husband René became involved and developed a website and online shop. Trickyboo gradually established a European client base and continued to grow. Due to the increasing sales Helen couldn’t produce everything herself anymore: Trickyboo started to outsource production in Europe while Helen continued to design all of the products. Since Trickyboo stands for design and quality, Helen personally oversees all production departments to ensure they meet her high standards for quality.
Trickyboo’s continued success in Europe for personalized presents and unique iron-on letters convinced Trickyboo that the products will appeal to American customers too. The company recently expanded with a local USA representative who will be happy to respond to any questions that you may have. You may reach her at
She lived in France for several years while working as a Textile Designer, eventually establishing and running a successful design studio in Lyon with a partner.
Helen married in 1996 and moved to Zurich, Switzerland, selling her design studio in France. She concentrated on her family life for the next few years as her family expanded to include two beautiful children. Inspired by wanting to design colorful and visually exciting bedrooms for her children and not being able to find some of the accessories that she visualized, she started to design and create colorful name banners and blankets to accomplish her goal. Friends and family loved the banners and blankets and shortly afterward, she began creating them as gifts. More product creation soon followed, including baby bibs, aprons, room garlands, and bags - all of which could be personalized.
In response to increasing interest in her creations, she decided to establish her own business once again, hence the birth of Trickyboo. At first, products were sold at local markets. However, as demand grew, Helen’s husband René became involved and developed a website and online shop. Trickyboo gradually established a European client base and continued to grow. Due to the increasing sales Helen couldn’t produce everything herself anymore: Trickyboo started to outsource production in Europe while Helen continued to design all of the products. Since Trickyboo stands for design and quality, Helen personally oversees all production departments to ensure they meet her high standards for quality.
Trickyboo’s continued success in Europe for personalized presents and unique iron-on letters convinced Trickyboo that the products will appeal to American customers too. The company recently expanded with a local USA representative who will be happy to respond to any questions that you may have. You may reach her at
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