Wide-format producers have been creating graphics, signage and displays for events, marketing campaigns and businesses for ages. And now, more than ever, those same projects are opening the door to promotional products.
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After more than 30 years in the licensed apparel space, American Classics Apparel continues to evolve — embracing digital production to keep iconic brands relevant for modern fans.
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Industry experts break down the financial blind spots and cash flow mistakes that keep busy apparel decorating shops from becoming truly profitable.
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Scott Whitten, CEO of Proforma OnePoint, brings more than 20 years of print experience to the promo space, serving as a one-stop shop for clients.
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Industry experts break down the financial blind spots and cash flow mistakes that keep busy apparel decorating shops from becoming truly profitable.
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A print personalization collaboration between direct-to-object printer manufacturer Inkcups and fresh, handmade cosmetics brand LUSH brought holiday cheer to customers, showcasing the experiential marketing power of live activations and print-on-demand.
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For those decorating promotional products, this includes a wide range of technologies. To help, we have a breakdown of new equipment to be showcased during Expo.
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Whether it was digital embellishments and texture, laser engraving, or new UV-LED solutions, decorators and suppliers had technology at their fingertips, igniting fresh ways to elevate their offerings and bring more value to their customers.
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Supply chain disruptions can derail production, delay deadlines, and cost you clients. For apparel decorators, building a diverse vendor network is key to staying flexible, competitive, and resilient.
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To meet its demand, The Fanatic Group leans on eight UV-LED flatbed printers and one UV-LED digital rotary printer, producing items like stainless-steel tumblers, water bottles, and ceramic mugs.
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