Kornit offers a full line of industrial-grade direct-to-garment (DTG) printers that produce retail quality results for a variety of production needs, ranging from 2,000 to 12,000 impressions per week. Tune in here as the company gives viewers a closer look at its Atlas system.
Read MoreRicoh Presents its DTG Solutions
Watch as Ricoh DTG — the direct-to-garment printing division of Ricoh Printing Systems America — as they present the Ri 2000 direct-togarment (DTG) solution. Access for free on the PRINTING United Digital Experience event platform.
Read MoreEpson Highlights the SureColor F3070 DTG Printer
Join Epson for a walkthrough of the innovations in the company’s SureColor F3070 direct-togarment (DTG) printer. Users can achieve high productivity without sacrificing quality, with automatic garment thickness optimization to ensure high quality without user intervention. Access for free here.
Read MoreOmniPrint International Demos FreeJet 330TX Plus, Cheetah DTG Printers
During the PRINTING United Digital Experience, OmniPrint International took the time to demonstrate its FreeJet 330TX Plus and Cheetah Industrial direct-to-garment (DTG) printers. Watch for free here.
Read MoreERB Industries Announces Acquisition by Delta Plus Group
ERB Industries Inc., doing business as ERB Safety and Fame Fabrics, a manufacturer of personal protective equipment and commercial apparel, announced that the company has been acquired by Delta Plus Group, headquartered in Apt, France. Delta Plus Group is a premier global manufacturer of head-to-toe safety equipment for workers in construction and general industry. For…
Read MoreDo You Deserve to Be a Millionaire?
Do you deserve to be a millionaire? Why? If you said you deserve to be a millionaire because you work hard, long hours, you are wrong. Lots of people work long, hard hours and earn minimum wage. If you said you deserve to be a millionaire because you have been in this business 25 years…
Read MoreNow Travis Scott Has a Co-Branded Seltzer with Anheuser-Busch
We can’t think of many artists more marketable right now than Travis Scott. In 2020 alone, he’s teamed up with LeBron James to design T-shirts for high school seniors, worked with McDonald’s for the first of its extremely expansive artist tie-in projects, and released video game accessories (and got sued over it). This is all…
Read MoreHow the Detroit Pistons Won Over More Than Just Basketball Fans With an Apparel Line
The Detroit Pistons’ marketing department wanted to appeal to more than just the city’s basketball fans. They wanted to appeal to everyone in Detroit. By using some local pride, e-commerce capability and streetwear influence, they’ve appealed to more than just their ticket holders.
Read MoreStandard Issue’s T-shirt/Soap Bundle Is a Fresh Take on Kitting
Everyone loves a bundle. Pairings aren’t just limited to wine and cheese, either. There are plenty of things that pair well with apparel. If you ask a lot of modern artists, albums work well with merchandise, but that’s part of a scheme to boost album sales. If you ask Standard Issue what goes well with…
Read More2020 Wrap-Up: 10 of Our Biggest Apparel Stories of the Year
It’s been an interesting few months for apparel. Workwear suddenly became a lot more casual, as “Zoom shirts” became a thing. A good pair of sweatpants were suddenly more valuable than gold, and we even saw the dawn of “Sicker.” In addition to pandemic-specific stories from this year, fashion continues to move forward at its…
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