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Minuteman Press International introduces Personalize it!, a new print-on-demand program allowing customers to create custom products with no minimum order requirements.
Rather than put finished goods in a plastic bag (boring and bad for the environment), apparel decorators should consider on-demand packaging. Check out this expert Q&A for guidance on how to turn it into a profit opportunity.
Learn why tote bags are trending again and how cultural shifts can shape demand in the promotional products industry.
How do apparel decorators know whether it’s a good idea to add a new in-house product or service? If you want to offer promo products, wide-format printing services, or something else, there are business decisions you need to make before leaping.
Discover how Organic Tee Star is setting new standards in sustainable promotional products with GOTS-certified apparel, eco-decoration methods, and trend-forward European designs.
In a session at PRINTING United Expo 2025 titled, “Promo Success Stories From Print Pros,” Print & Promo Marketing Content Director Brendan Menapace moderated a panel of industry peers that shared how they’ve successfully implemented this convergence.
From digital embellishment technology to laser engraving and UV-LED, explore the technologies and applications for promotional products decoration.
From digital embellishment technology to laser engraving, the show floor is packed with the technologies and applications for promo products. The post Promo Products Applications From the Show Floor appeared first on Apparelist.
Branded Bills shares why they’re attending PRINTING United Expo 2025 — from exploring automation and robotics to discovering new decoration techniques and apparel trends. The post Branded Bills Heads to Expo with Automation in Mind appeared first on Apparelist.
SNUGZ USA is focused on the "power of full-color decoration" and introducing printers to the world of promotional products. The post SnugZ USA Brings Promotional Products Expertise to PRINTING United Expo appeared first on Apparelist.












