What’s New: Print & Stitch
The latest trends from 2024’s exhibitors
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rint & Stitch roadshows return for 2024 with exciting new products, new exhibitors and a couple of new venues too. 2023 has seen the busiest shows for Print & Stitch to date, with record numbers of attendees at each one of the twelve shows this year.
Looking forwards to next years shows, Print & Stitch asked their exhibitors ‘What’s new for 2024?’.
Printing
Leading printing and sublimation supplier, TheMagicTouch, intend to expand the offering of DTF transfers, sublimation, HTV and new toner-based printer solutions, offering new technology to generate and maintain suffi cient print volumes needed to see a good profi t and return on investment.
Embroidery
Stocks Embroidery Solutions are looking forward to introducing the fastest embroidery machine on the market. The new Racer-R from ZSK runs at a maximum speed of over 2000 stitches per minute, racing ahead of leading competitors to reduce production time ultimately leading to a higher turnaround of products therefore more profi t, whilst maintaining the renowned high quality from the German engineering experts at ZSK.
Software
Digitising software experts Wilcom, has ushered in a new era in the art of embroidery with its groundbreaking EmbroideryStudio Digital Edition, an innovation that promises professionals
an unparalleled creative experience. One of the most signifi cant advancements is the introduction of a dongle-free solution, liberating users from the constraints of a single physical device and allowing them to work in a hybrid environment or anywhere they fi nd their inspiration.
Consumables
Following the popular eco-friendly trends into 2024, Madeira introduces to their already popular eco-friendly thread options, a new eco-conscious EZEE Green cut-away backing made from responsibly produced recycled polyester, available in 45g and 80g weights.
Outdoors wear
Result Clothing Ltd are proud to announce that all new product lines being launched for January 2024 will be made from recycled materials after their resounding success of the Genuine Recycled launch. One particular style to feature would be the ‘R908X Limited Edition Prism Waterproof Jacket’. The Vibrant coloured zip against the sophisticated Black Olive ground is sure to turn heads. Waterproof to 3000mm, breathable to 1000mm and windproof, this soft and supple feel fabric is suitable for transfer print and available in sizes XS through to 4XL.
Garments
In 2024, AWDis will introduce new on-trend colours, matching colours and styles and focus on heavyweight fabrics, oversized fi ts, and more inclusive sizes. The iconic JH001 College Hoodie will be available in an industry-fi rst selection of 90 colours;
Bright Royal, Citrus, Seafoam and Soft Red will join the huge shade palette. Anthem Clothing continues to grow with new additions of colours and products, with every item in the Anthem collection ethically made and fi nished to a premium quality that makes each piece so luxurious to wear.
Ralawise introduce their new arrivals from Under Armour for all your training needs. Stay ahead of the game and prepare to tee off with a stylish new range of Under Armour golf attire.
Following Henbury Brands ‘SF X Larkwood’s fashion-forward sweats set, available from ages 0/6 months up to 3XL a new hoody has been added to complete the look (SF531/SM531/LW802) made in an inspiring sustainable fabric.
Finden and Hales has elevated colour stories by adding in a team hoodie for both Adults’ and Kids’ (LV341/LV342), designed to mix and match with the best-seller track styles.
Plush teddies & accessories Squidge. Squeeze. Squash. Mumbles have launched a brand-new collection, MM800 Squidgy’s, full of playful characters with removable stuffi ng for direct embroidery, DTF, vinyl and sublimation print.
Print & Stitch Line Up
Print & Stitch 2024 roadshows commence on 16th April 2024 in Glasgow, travelling across the UK all the way through to November.
Find your local show here:
www.printandstitch.org/shows
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