Collecting Logo Shot Glasses

Having a collection of any kind is interesting. Sometimes you may feel like collecting something but you do not know what you want to collect. It is kind of difficult to be a collector without knowing what it is you want to collect. There are many things to collect from coins to cars to handbags to shoes to watches to colored stones, stamps, miniature toys, post cards and even shot glasses.

Why not try logo shot glasses? These make a unique collection since there are numerous companies, bars, clubs, restaurants and pub and retail outlets that custom make their own shot glasses to promote their business, services and products as well as events. Your choice here is endless and the varieties are many. After you've decided on the type to collect, now you have to go looking for them. You need to establish your collection first so the first way to go is to buy a set. Shot glasses are usually sold in airport gift shops and at truck stops as well as craft stores and at convenient stores, too. Most come in about the same size and usually not more than a few dollars.

So, get hold of a few and when you get back home, display them were people will see. From here, there will be many other ways where you can acquire logo shot glasses even without buying them. By displaying your glasses, guests that come to your home will see and then you can explain to them that you've started a collection of glasses and if any of them were to come across a unique one with some really cool logo, get them to get it for you. Not only that, you can collect them from traveling where you can get it from the gift shop in the destination you are in. One way to get them without having to go on vacation or globe trotting all year round is to have your friends and family members pick up one on their vacations and send one to you. They're small enough and cheap enough to pick up while they're away, and it'll add to the interest of your collection.

eBay is also a great way to get some really unique logo shot glasses and most of them are inexpensive and you can also find second-hand glasses in stores such as The Salvation Army. Once your collection starts blossoming, its time to find them a new home. It can be a nice shelf or home bar that's suitable enough to be able to see all the shot glass labels or you can invest in a really good display case or cabinet that is large enough to hold your collection and one that doesn't cause any harm to your collection or collect dust in a short span of time. Always remember to keep the cabinet clean so the collection doesn't look shabby.