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| 19th August 10 |
Promotional Products - The Risks of Direct Offshore Sourcing
Occasionally, we get asked to compete with very low prices given to clients by offshore suppliers from developing countries... |
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| 30th July 10 |
Promotional Marketing - The Perfect Logo
When designing your logo, keep it simple. The main objective of a logo is so the general public can easily recognise your brand whether it’s on your printed stationery, your website or promotional merchandise... |
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| 2nd July 10 |
Planned Your New Financial Year Promotional Products Campaign Yet?
It was a mad rush at PromosXchange in June with sales peaking and rush orders being sent out with everyone eager to pay less tax with higher spends on promotional products. ... |
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| 15th June 10 |
Printed Hanes T shirts & Hoodies
In line with PromosXchange’s commitment to deliver best value promotional clothing, PromosXchange is happy to introduce printed Hanes T shirts, Hoodies & Polos..... |
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| 28th May 10 |
Promotional Headwear - Capturing the Collective Interest of Consumerss
Much like other pieces of clothing, headwear has made itself known as one of the most versatile things a person can wear on any given day. Since there is a headwear designed for almost every function... |
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| 20th April 10 |
Promotional T shirt: The Subtle Marketing Hook
It’s no secret that a huge number of people all over the world would rather wear something that is simple, comfortable, and perhaps offers a glimpse of a personal preference by the wearer, much like what t shirts do. Arguably the clear preference of a majority of people... |
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| 1st March 10 |
Polo Shirts - The Right Fabric For You
Embroidered polo shirts and screen printed polo tees are a classic wardrobe. They never get obsolete in the clothing industry and they are great for dressing up or down... |
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Dye Sublimation
Dye sublimation is another print process which we use to brand promotional clothing in particular our sports uniforms with breathable mesh fabrics . This printing technique utilises the chemical process called sublimation which is also the chemical process which produces dry-ice where solid is directly changed into a gas without going through the liquid stage. The gas is then changed back into solid.
Dye-sublimation "ink" used to brand promotional clothing is actually fine dye granules held in a liquid carrier. The dye-sublimation inks are printed with an ink-jet printer onto dye-sublimation paper, which holds the image in place. The image is then placed image facedown onto our blank imprintable sports clothing and heat-pressed.
The dye "sublimates" into a gas, and as long as the blank item has a polymer content or coating, with the help of the pressure being applied by the heat press, the dye is embedded into the surface of the blank sports clothing.
The dyes then turn back into a solid and have now bonded with the polymer molecules that are present in the blank sports clothing which means the image is now permanently in the surface of the substrate.
The inks will only adhere to materials with a polymer content or coating and therefore we do not use this print technique on other promotional clothing such as 100% cotton t-shirts.
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