When deciding on the best ink, it all comes down to how you want the end result to look. Each one has its merits and faults, so to help guide you through, Beppe Quaglia, CEO and founder of Virus Inks, has offered some helpful tips to make the best decision. …
Read More »The DTF Column: Produce and apply 3D faux embroidery and crystal patch
DTF unlocks a whole world of new potential, including 3D faux embroidery and crystal patch printing. But with it comes new processes that need to be followed. Luckily, Resolute has decided to explain just that in this two-part column, starting with some guidance from managing director Colin Marsh. Creating a …
Read More »The Dye Sub Column: Turning your sublimation passion into profit
It is a common dream to turn one’s passion into a sustainable business, and it is often the way dye-sublimation printing companies are created. But before you follow in the footsteps made by those before you, Anuj Ghaghada, Director at Longforte, has some advice You press your design, lift the …
Read More »Marketing advice: You don’t lose staff over money; you lose them over feeling invisible
For a business, your staff is your lifeline. You go to such lengths to find the perfect employees, but like in any relationship, if they aren’t treated with care, they can go as quickly as they are hired. Colin Sinclair McDermott, aka The Online Print Coach explains that loyalty comes …
Read More »Finance Focus: Leasing as a strategic growth tool for SMEs in 2026
Balancing cash flow is a delicate act, but as we head into a new financial year, a lot of businesses will be looking towards future investments. But an investment doesn’t have to be a purchase, as Alex Hall, business growth strategist at Shire Leasing, explains Across the UK, SMEs are …
Read More »The Embroidery Column: Mastering 3D foam embroidery
With any uncommon technique, it takes time to get used to it. Practice always makes perfect, but it never helps to have some learned pointers, as Nathalie Greetham, marketing manager of Madeira UK, has offered when discussing 3D foam embroidery. Three-dimensional foam embroidery has become a staple technique, particularly for …
Read More »The Screen Print Column: Reflecting on innovation, partnership, and why screen printing is “alive and well”
The industry is a fast-paced profession with one thing being all the rage one minute, then outdated the next. Despite the changing tastes, Dave Roper, owner of Screen Print World, says he has more energy than ever moving forward into this new space. He explains. There is a specific kind …
Read More »Instagram advice: It is no longer optional
With such a visually impactful industry as printwear, it is important to try to look a cut above the rest, and where else to do that than online. Instagram isn’t just a social media platform for influencers; it is actually becoming your favourite sales tool, as Estelle Keeber, Instagram expert …
Read More »The Transfer Print Column: Five print ideas decorators should be offering in 2026
In this industry, there is always something happening. Innovations are a monthly, if not weekly, occurrence, and sometimes it’s tricky to keep up. But Andy Rogers, senior marketing manager at Stahls’ UK, explains five key areas all garment decorators should be looking into to increase their portfolios in 2026. The …
Read More »The Embroidery Column: Using pre-prepared heat-seal or appliquéd badges instead of direct embroidery
All jobs come with time restraints and tight deadlines, and sometimes these are just unachievable by normal means; embroidery is no different. With the complexity of some jobs, it may be better and easier to find other methods than traditional embroidery to get the work done on time, as Liz …
Read More »
Printwear & Promotion The Total Promotional Package