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Kingly now offers non-stop knitting services on a 24/7 basis, with turnaround times as fast as five working days. Kingly is now able to meet custom sock orders at any time, day or night. Nazdar Ink Technologies has released a new and improved 706V2 and 708V2 Series UV-LED curing inks for Mimaki. The 706V2 and 708V2 are plug-and- play for Mimak UV-LED printers using LUS120 and LUS170 Series inks. Preseli has launched a dedicated tie and scarf website designed to help distributors used to hoodies and tees to design great ties and scarves for their customers. In June, Print & Stitch travelled across the south to Croydon and Newport. 295 people registered their interest for both events, breaking last year’s record. Visitors had the opportunity to network with their local sales representatives from leading distributors. Snickers Workwear has introduced a new range of lightweight mid-layers for Autumn 2024. Customers can choose from new street-smart styles such as the Windblocker Half-zip Hoodie or the Lightweight Flexiwork Mid-layer Jacket. Kornit Digital has collaborated with fashion design students at Max Pine High School in Tel Aviv to present a fashion show commemorating 14 victims of the Nova festival and fallen soldiers of the ongoing Israel–Hamas war.
Love Island pop-up store installs Resolute R-Jet PRO DTF UVi
The R-Jet PRO DTF UVi in situ in the pop-up store
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he first-ever pop-up store dedicated to Love Island used a R-Jet PRO DTF UVi to print personalised merchandise on-demand. The R-Jet PRO DTF UVi from Resolute DTF integrates in-line lamination and UV curing technology for exceptional results on a vast array of materials beyond just fabrics. Colin Marsh, MD, said: “The success of the R-Jet PRO DTF UVi since its launch at Printwear & Promotion LIVE! 2024 has been nothing short of sensational.
“With installations ranging from small home businesses to the MOD
The first-ever Love Island pop-store is in Blue Water Shopping Centre
and now into the Love Island Store, producing personalised merchandise on demand at the Blue Water Shopping Centre it sits well in any sized business. “We are so pleased with its performance and popularity we will be launching a big brother to the range towards the end of the year.” The pop-store was opened by Event Merchandising on June 25. It was open for four weeks in the Blue Water Shopping Centre in Dartford, Kent. Fans were able to purchase a variety of products synonymous with the ITV dating show, including personalised water bottles, towels and dressing gowns.
Infinity Inc provides branded seasonal uniforms to over 130 Liverpool ONE team members
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randed merchandise and apparel firm, Infinity Inc, has unveiled new uniforms to be worn by over 130 staff members at Liverpool ONE.
The contract sees the supply of a wide range of branded garments for its guest services, security, waste management and cleaning teams with each team uniform consisting of colour co-ordinated items to identify which team each staff member represents.
The uniform contract involves each employee being kitted out with a variety of layered clothing items for multi-seasonal use ranging from polo
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Liverpool ONE staff wearing their different team uniforms by Infinity Inc
shirts, softshell gilets and jackets for the main uniform and sweat-wicking polo shirts and caps for summer wear. Infinity Inc founder and CEO, Darren Cohen, said: “Providing uniforms for Savills colleagues ensures they are properly equipped to complete their duties as well as being comfortable. The job entails indoor and outdoor activity so it is essential that colleagues’ uniforms are flexible for all seasons, which we have achieved with this new range. The team also interacts with a high volume of visitors, so branded workwear makes them look smart, professional and easily identifiable.”
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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