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Focus on Bags The latest range of bags available in 2024…


Practicality and style


R002X HDi Compact Shopper from Result is available in bags of colours. It’s lightweight, durable, and has easy stowage; self- compacting into its own pocket forming a draw cord pouch. Made from 100% polyester, this easily printed compact shopper bag combines practicality and style, and comes in seven combination colours.


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R002X HDi Compact Shopper


Invest in mighty hoops


Embroidery on bags Probably the most diffi cult item for any embroidery company is to frame up bags, especially those which are made from leather or heavy PU. Why risk; • Damage to your hands and wrist. • Damage to your plastic frame and breakage. • Damage to your bag. • Avoid extra time framing up this type of product. The simple solution is to invest in a Mighty Hoop. Benefi ts are; • Quick and easy to use. • No pushing with your hands. • No breaking the frame. • No marking on the bag. • Better productivity.


Mighty Hoops are available in all sizes and to fi t any machine. Other tips are; • Use a SD1 Tripoint needle. • Use Fablube fabric lubricant. • Use a fl at easy tear backing.


ETC Supplies | 72 | February 2024


A few simple changes will make your life so much easier. www.etcsupplies.co.uk


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