What is a Weepul?
Weepul / `we-pul n, (1971) 1. A small (1¼") fuzzy pompom with rolling eyes, diecut pressure-sensitive feet, antennas and an attached imprinted ribbon. 2. The fun little giveaway that isn't thrown away. 3. Dollar for dollar, the most effective trade show/ convention traffic builder offered in the promotional products industry. 4. An inexpensive collectible item that will be kept for years by any recipient, regardless of age, whether used as a unique calling card, a small token of appreciation, an incentive reward for accomplishing any desired task or merely given away to say thank you for stopping by our booth. 5. Handmade in the U.S.A. 6. The original character, copied by others, but never duplicated with the same quality for the same price. 7. Over 100 different stock designs available with custom designers starting as low as 2500 pieces.

Who is BIPO?

BIPO, Inc. was founded in 1969 by Bill and Polly Blundell. At the time the company manufactured a line of small stuffed animals. Their son, Tom Blundell, joined them in 1971, after serving in the U.S. Army for three years. Tom purchased the company from his parents in 1976 and has been the sole owner since that time. The name BIPO was created from the first two letters of Bill and Polly's names.

The company was originally located in Oklahoma City for many years. In 2001 the manufacturing plant was moved 100 miles north to the small rural community of Blackwell. The administrative and design offices are still located in Oklahoma City.

BIPO, Inc. has 35 emoployees who hand craft every Weepul design. All items are produced in the U.S.A.