George Kilian

How To Use Pantone Colors For Embroidery & Screen Printing

Pantone colors are the universal language for communicating specific colors right down to the shade. This language overcomes distances and computer monitors with different calibrations. If both parties..

Unique T-Shirt Packaging Ideas For More Sales

You’re in the business of showing new ideas, so finding unique and interesting ways to package..

The Art Of Digital Printing On Dark Garments

Digital printing on dark t-shirts or garments is not quite the same as printing on white or..

How To Ensure High Quality With Your Screen Printed Tees

Whether you plan to order screen-printed t-shirts in the near future, or might some time down..

3 Keys To A Successful All-Over Print Design

There is a true art to designing a t-shirt for the all over press. It isn't as simple as taking..

How Screen Printing Works For 2-Ply Garments

Ply has a couple of meanings in the apparel industry. If you’re talking dress shirts, ply is..

3 Ways To Avoid Polyester Dye Migration

Polyester and poly blend garments continues to grow in popularity over the years. It has become..

3 Types Of Embroidery Stitches

As a Promotional Product expert knowing as much as you can about the apparel decorating..

Decoration, Timeline & Budget: What You Need To Know

Ordering custom decorated apparel for your clients can be a fun and easy process if you are..

Coated, Uncoated & Under Base Effects When Screen Printing

When you say red, you could mean any number of a gazillion shades. When you say red 485c, you..

Know Your Options When Creating Custom Embroidery

When it comes to the decorating of apparel, embroidery can be considered the alpha when stacked..

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