Epaulettes and rank markings carry a lot of responsibility for such a small piece of fabric. They tell a customer, colleague or member of the public who is in charge, what qualification someone holds, or which department they belong to. If they fade, fray or lose their shape after a few months of wear and
Picture this. A Queensland sporting club orders a run of caps with their crest raised proudly in 3D puff embroidery for the new season launch. On the day, the caps look terrific, bold, sculpted lettering catching the light at every angle. Six months and a dozen washes later, someone notices the puff has gone soft
There is nothing quite like the look of a bold, raised logo sitting proudly on the front of a cap or jacket. That is the appeal of 3D puff embroidery, and it is one of the most requested finishes we see across corporate, sport and promotional orders. But it is also one of the most
If you have ever needed to decorate a few hundred, or a few thousand, T-shirts, polos or hi-vis shirts in one hit, you already know that the maths changes completely once volume enters the picture. Screen printing is built for exactly this scenario, and understanding how it works can save your business real money and
Embroidered badges and patches look simple enough. A logo, some thread, a bit of stitching. But we speak with a lot of Australian businesses, clubs and schools who have been caught out by assumptions that turned out to be wrong, sometimes after the badges had already been made and sewn onto a whole run of
Every year we get the same call at different times for different reasons. In summer it is the hi-vis crew needing names on the back of shirts before a big job starts. In winter it is a footy club chasing player numbers on jumpers. Come December it is the office wanting first names on Christmas
If you have ever needed to decorate a few hundred, or a few thousand, T-shirts, polos or hi-vis shirts in one hit, you already know that the maths changes completely once volume enters the picture. Screen printing is built for exactly this scenario, and understanding how it works can save your business real money and
Picture this. A Brisbane based company has just ordered three hundred branded polos for staff working a three day industry expo at the convention centre. Day one, everyone looks sharp, the logos are crisp and the colours pop under the exhibition lighting. By day three, after constant handling, quick changes between shifts and more than
If you run a screen printing business, a promotional products company, or a smaller embroidery operation, you have probably weighed up whether to send some of your embroidery work to a wholesale partner rather than doing it all in house. It is a sensible question to ask, but it is also one surrounded by a
Finals footy season is well and truly underway across Australia. Grounds are booked out on weekends, presentation nights are being pencilled into club calendars, and committee members are placing orders for everything from training gear to the polos worn on grand final day. It is also the time of year we see the biggest rush
