1000 Nylo-Flex Heat Transfer labels for $170 (regular $225) What a popular sale but it’s over for now. More sales are coming soon so please bookmark our page. Check our “Deals” page. See the details below: Nylo-flex transfers are best […]
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If after putting all your energy and creativity into your newfound fashion line, you still don’t receive the response you anticipated, then you have to consider that there is something wrong with the way you are pitching it. What’s missing? Continue reading
One of the most popular businesses is starting your own clothing line. However, this entails much more than knowing how to design clothes. You need to have an understanding of how businesses work, how they’re marketed and what materials you’ll need in order to sell them. Continue reading
Often we are asked “What size should I make my clothing label” or “what is the most common size of woven labels”? While there is no standard size for clothing labels, there are a few tips to keep in mind to create the perfect label. Continue reading
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Tagless transfers are continuing to be one of our most popular items. They are easy to apply and will last for the lifetime of the garment. They can take the place of a woven or printed clothing label OR used […]
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More and more often clothing designers try and find alternatives to having clothing labels sewn or ironed on the inside of garments and accessories because the call for comfort and simplicity are still high. While the traditional woven labels, printed […]
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Our sales department is always being asked to put together special ‘bundle’ pricing for our clients that need to order more than one or two items. Usually a new designer is debuting a new product or an established company is […]
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Certainly there are many different options to consider when creating your line of clothing. Whether it was the need to improve on something already out there or a clever idea for something new and never seen before. Something inspired you […]
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Heat Transfers have been around for decades and were mainly used for decals and name lettering on the front and back of t-shirts. They have since evolved into a means to avoid the standard sew-in woven labels, care/content labels and […]
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