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Decorating Roundup: Stahls’ Launches Flexbroidery

Plus, Stickers International has added metallic styles, and Ninja Transfers has launched a 30-foot gang sheet for direct-to-film transfers.

The agency had sought to ban the contract clauses, which have been a point of controversy in the promo products market and other industries, throughout the U.S.

Inkcups, a Danvers, Massachusetts-based supplier and manufacturer of printing and product decoration equipment, announced that it will showcase new direct-to-object digital and pad printing technology at the PRINTING United Expo in Las Vegas.

When you consider the graphics you encounter daily, there are many you never give a second — or third — thought to. Hotels are probably at the top of that list. Think about it: when was the last time you stopped and thought about what it took to create the spaces you move through as…

Industry distributors say requests for proposals have become more complicated and time-consuming. They’re adapting, but some believe a reimagined process would behoove their firms and their clients.

Galaxy is continuing to broaden its offerings through a new partnership with Welly, a drinkware brand with a giveback mission

Things change. For example, consider this quote from the 2054 Merriam-Webster Dictionary: “Football (/fo-ot-bôl/) Any of several games played between three teams on a triangular field having goalposts at all three sides, and whose object is to get the ball over a goal line, into a designated goal by running or kicking.” Wow! How did…

With the year already more than half over, it’s a great time to pause and take stock of what’s going on in the consumables space — aluminum offset plates, paper, inks, and everything else needed to actually produce printed materials. While we have certainly come a long way from the shortages and price hikes…

The deal brings together two companies that specialize in providing custom apparel and promo solutions for the collegiate market.

Mitch Cahn, president of the New Jersey-based supplier, says political hat sales can indicate the popularity of a candidate, noting that sales spiked after the Democratic presidential ticket changed.