Congress Net Muffler – Tricolor Knitted Patka with Hand Logo

🔶 Congress Net Muffler – Lightweight Knitted Campaign Patka

The Congress Net Muffler is a simple yet powerful election campaign item used extensively during padyatras, rallies, and booth-level events. Made from breathable knitted net fabric, this muffler features vertical tricolor stripes — orange, white, and green — along with the printed Congress hand symbol on both ends.

This muffler is soft, light, and ideal for long-duration field use. It’s designed to keep campaigners comfortable while also projecting party identity with clarity. The thread tassels at each end add a traditional touch, making it stand out during rallies and public marches.

Crafted for affordability and visibility, this Congress muffler is most commonly used by volunteers, local leaders, mandal members, and grassroots-level campaigners. The knitted fabric ensures durability, while the iconic color combination ensures instant recognition.

Whether distributed in bulk or worn for daily identity, this Congress Net Muffler is the practical choice for campaign teams working on the ground.

Why is the Congress Net Muffler the Best Choice?

• High-Quality Fabric: Crafted from knitting fabric, it offers excellent durability and comfort for all-day wear.
• Affordable Price: One of the most economical campaign materials, ideal for bulk orders.
• Mass Appeal: A favorite among supporters due to its stylish design and symbolic value.
• Visibility: Printed with the Congress party logo and tricolor, making it an effective promotional tool for rallies and events.

Product Highlights:

•  Lightweight and breathable knitting fabric for maximum comfort.
•  Vibrant and long-lasting printing of the Congress symbol.
•  Highly affordable, making it perfect for mass distribution.
•  Suitable for rallies, roadshows, public gatherings, and more.

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🔶 Learn More:

Know more about the Indian National Congress and its history on Wikipedia.