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Everything for shops that decorate garments and soft goods: screen printing, embroidery, heat transfer, sublimation, DTF and DTG. Find techniques, equipment, production tips and the business advice that keeps a decorated apparel shop profitable.

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    North Little Rock Trophy on Its Struggle to Survive Invasive Development

    An ongoing bridge-widening project happening in front of a North Little Rock, Arkansas business caused owner Barry Fisher to relocate his trophy shop. His story here, along with expert insight on the issue.
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  • Try This: Sublimated Wine Bag Using Thermal Heat Transfer Markers
  • Pantone Like a Pro

    Of all the challenges digital decorators encounter, none is greater than the need to deliver the right colors. Arm yourself with color-matching mastery to bring new efficiencies to your business.
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  • Reduce Waste in the Sublimation Process

    While trial and error is a reality of sublimation production, there are some simple things you can do that will help reduce waste.
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  • Try This: Preparing Content for Serial Printing in CorelDRAW

    This tutorial describes how to use the print merge feature in CorelDRAW to prepare text and graphics for serial printing.
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  • Let Prospects Find Their Way to You

    Not all marketing tactics need to be aggressive. Here's what you can do…
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  • Sublimation Tip: Never sacrifice quality

    Trying to cut ink costs results in a reduction in quality. This has a three-fold danger. 
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  • Keep Extra Equipment on Hand

    There's nothing worse than finding you have broken or severely worn equipment that needs replacing right away – and you don't readily have the parts to do so.
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