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Tuesday, February 9, 2010
The Reusable Dry Cleaning Bag
Posted by Jontae at 01:22 pm
Check out page 105 of February 2010's People Magazine for the Green Garmento. It's a reusable dry cleaning bag that also functions as a duffel and laundry bag. You can customize it with your logo and give it to customers and employees to promote your campaign. With 300 million pounds of plastic dry cleaning bags hitting the landfills each year, you can give a $10 gift and promote ecological awareness. Jump on the bag-wagon!
 
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Embroidery VS Silk Screen
Posted by Meg at 04:55 pm

We are often asked to recommend embroidery versus silk screening on clothing, caps, bags and other soft goods. Here are some things to consider when deciding:

Embroidery:

1. Stitched onto the garment

2. Price per stitch (size matters here) - more stitches, more expensive

3. Multi color usually doesn't increase price

4. Color match not possible but will get close

5. Words should be 3/16" or taller for readability

6. Can feel more permanent and more high end

7. Personalizations doable

Silk Screen:

1. Printed onto garment

2. Printing on black material more expensive than on white

3. Each color adds a screen charge and run charge

4. Can print large areas at same cost as small ones

5. Small details in designs usually print

6. Printing photos or graduated color will work

 

If you have question on what's best for you, let us know. We can help!

February is National Embroidery Month - email us about our free offer.

 
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