How Apparel & Wide-Format Come Together in a One-Partner Print Shop

Wide-format graphics for Call Your Mother deli. | Credit: Premier Press

Customers don’t think in print categories, so shops can’t either. Customers bring you one brand identity and want to see it applied across apparel and wide-format products like T-shirts, stickers, and signage. 

That shift in customer expectations is driving convergence across print segments. Traditionally, customers would have to split the project across vendors. As more print shops embrace convergence — expanding methods beyond their core business to bring print segments together — they’re becoming the one solution their clients want. This not only brings a more seamless and convenient experience to the customer but also presents growth opportunities for print shops. 

For many apparel decorators, bringing wide-format processes in-house is a logical next step.

The Apparel and Wide-Format Connection

To highlight the power of convergence, we chatted with two print businesses that have been through it, making a case for why apparel and wide-format printing just make sense together.  

Read this full article on Apparelist, a publication of PRINTING United Alliance, ASI’s strategic partner.

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