The leaves may only be starting to change, but every apparel decorator knows it’s the signal to start planning for the holidays.
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Financial Planning for 2026: Why Should Decorators Start Now?
While some shops are scrambling to fill orders and keep the presses running, successful shops are already mapping out a 2026 financial strategy.
Read More26 New Finishing Products for the Wide-Format, Industrial & Promo Spaces
Highlighting new finishing, installation and structures introduced since October 2024, and on display at the 2025 PRINTING United Expo. Use it as your guide as you walk the aisles, seeking solutions for your business.
Read MoreThis Week’s New Suppliers: Hot New Promo
Discover creative products from new ASI suppliers.
Read MoreThe October 2025 Print & Promo Marketing Digital Edition Is Live
The October 2025 edition of Print & Promo Marketing is now out. This issue is the second “Top Print Suppliers” feature, which specifically hones in on 20 of the top-selling print suppliers in the market. It also includes the Counselor Top 40 Suppliers list.
Read More5 Sales Strategies for Selling Custom Promos
Unlock the power of custom promo sales — even if you’ve never sold custom before. With these proven sales strategies at your fingertips, you’ll confidently upsell high-impact products, address client concerns with ease and secure orders like a seasoned sales pro.
Read MoreASI Announces 2026 CEO Transition Plan
Cohn Family leads succession planning as Timothy Andrews set to retire from ASI in March.
Read MoreThe Top 3 Challenges in Embroidery
In a special video series, Apparelist and the Melco team are taking on the top embroidery challenges.
Read MoreHow To Build Price Models for Different-Sized Projects
Join Nick Gawreluk, founder of Print Profit, as he dives into the complexities of building price models for different apparel decorating jobs, from custom orders to high-volume runs.
Read MoreHow To Avoid the Tariff Headache With USA-Made Products
Tariff policies don’t have to complicate your sales process when you choose products manufactured in the U.S. Find out simple ways to achieve greater price stability and stronger client relationships with help from one supplier.
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