As a customer I find flyers, postcards, etc. a waste of environmental resources. I don't trust food that's been through the mail system, so I'd never eat it (which defeats the purpose).
Hmm, that reminds me - polypropelene and cotton bags are very popular here at the moment too. It seems like every third person in Brunswick, young or old, uses a Cotton On polypropelene bag as their handbag.
...which is why it's one of those "nice in theory" ideas... what's the shirt going to be like after spending three days in an enclosed envelope with that?
Also raises potential allergy issues.
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