Supplier Profile: David Sharp
The order of the day: production eff iciency
David Sharp has been off ering embroidery digitising and vector artwork services for almost half a century now, and is currently experiencing its busiest year on record for embroidery digitising and vector artworks.
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he current success of David Sharp is partly down to exciting new offerings, but also its continued and unwavering commitment to production effi ciency that its customers have grown to know and love. Saving precious production time, keeping your machinery running as effi ciently as possible to maximise output from each and every fi le.
Customers, new and old, rightly expect high quality embroidery digitising from David Sharp. A clean stitch and a sharp fi nish, but production speed and effi ciency are just as important.
David Sharp makes it its mission to provide customers with design fi les that not only look good, but also reduce time on the embroidery machine by saving on stops and trims and unnecessary stitches, thus, preventing thread breaks. Saving the production
users. This has now led to an increased production capacity being made available, meaning more customers can take advantage of quick, easy, and affordable DTF prints designed to save you money and get those jobs out the door faster. In the name of production effi ciency, as always, all David Sharp’s DTF transfers are hot peel meaning the fi lm can be peeled away as soon as pressed – no waiting around for it to cool off.
The Portal makes ordering print and embroidery designs easy for team members
Production speed and eff iciency are just as important as a clean stitch
house time and money, machine downtime and general production headaches is something we continue to iron out. In 2023, David Sharp released an all new and easy to use ordering system, and this has gone from strength to strength in 2024.
The Portal
The Portal makes ordering print and embroidery designs easy for team members (even if they are new to the industry) with its straightforward order form and access to completed fi les 24/7 and request amendments and changes with ease. The portal also features a chat system allowing customers to talk to a real person to receive assistance when needed. Users of the new ordering system also enjoy a much improved and faster turnaround time – meaning you can say yes to those last-minute urgent jobs.
Launch of new DTF transfer service Printwear & Promotion LIVE! 2024 saw the launch of David Sharp’s new direct to fi lm transfer service.
With a, not to be ignored, industry leading price per metre and fast despatch times, it has generated a lot of interest and daily
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With the new DTF service well underway, it has allowed David Sharp to develop and master faux embroidery. Faux embroidery is simply digital printing that looks, when pressed to a garment, like real embroidery. David Sharp has perfected the art of making print look incredibly like real embroidery, and it’s gaining more and more attention from those looking to offer new products to their clients, without needing to invest in new machinery.
David Sharp has perfected the art of making print look incredibly like real embroidery
You don’t need to be a DTF customer of David Sharp’s to get involved – it makes and provides print ready artworks in the faux embroidery style for those looking to print themselves. It’s an exciting new offering that’s sure to wow your clients and, most importantly, keep production easy and effi cient.
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