Clean Advertising

An advertising medium and a stain shield in one — your message in your customer’s hands, on a napkin that actually stays where you put it.

Illustration of a man reacting to a coffee stain on his shirt

Ad-Serve-IT

Companies

Put your offer directly into your customer’s hands. Your message travels with every meal served — and your sales take off with it.

Airline

Stop paying to dry-clean linen napkins. Nothing to collect, nothing to launder, nothing to fly back and forth.

Advertiser

We print your message and logo where your audience cannot miss it — right in front of them, for the length of a meal. They avoid a dry-cleaning bill over a single stain; you get advertising that is cost-effective, useful and genuinely welcome.

Passenger

AdServet keeps stains off your clothes. It goes on in seconds and comes off just as easily.

Nobody wants to walk off a flight wearing their lunch. Between turbulence, a neighbour’s elbow and the few centimetres of room a tray table allows, a meal on board is an invitation to spill something. AdServet is what stands between that and your shirt.

An AdServet napkin with printed branding attached to a shirt

Examples

Cross Atlantic

Dental Care

Elite Restaurants

Airlines

Nowhere are clothes more at risk than in transit — plane, train, bus or boat. AdServet stays in place and absorbs what is spilled, so you arrive looking as clean as when you boarded.

For the airline it does two jobs at once. A linen serviette can only be pinched into a diamond over a shirt button: it covers too little, and with no button there is nothing to hold it at all. Linen is also heavy, has to be collected after every meal service, and goes off with the rest of the aircraft laundry to be dry-cleaned and returned. Transport, energy, water and detergent, every cycle. AdServet skips all of it.

Dental

Dental work means splashes — of water, of polish, of whatever is being rinsed away. AdServet replaces the loose napkin that never sits quite right: stick it on, take it off when the appointment is done.

It also retires the clips, plastic chains and cords used to hold that napkin in place. Napkin and fixation are one and the same, so the practice has one item to stock instead of three.

Restaurants

Why does the napkin go on your lap? Because that is the one place it will stay — and how many times has it ended up on the floor anyway?

Stains do not land on your lap. They land on a shirt, a blouse, a sweater or a jacket, where everyone can see them. AdServet sits where the risk actually is, and stays there until the meal is over.

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