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Roland DG ‘makes its mark’ with new brand message
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rint tycoon Roland DG is looking to resonate more with creators and producers through the all-new brand message: Make Your Mark. The brand refresh will be rolled out through its business units around the world, marking a significant evolution for Roland DG.
At its heart, Make Your Mark speaks
to people’s desire to create work that makes a positive impact for their business and the world around them, and the Roland DG technology that makes it possible.
More than just a visual evolution, the refresh supports Roland DG’s growth into new market segments, empowering users to turn ideas into reality and
Roland DG has launched its rebrand
ambition into meaningful impact. Stephen Davis, director of global marketing – brand and communications at Roland DG, said: “Make Your Mark is about recognising the pride people take in what they create. “Our customers don’t just want tools
PenCarrie Presents returns with Scotland as first location
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enCarrie Presents is set to return this year, hitting four key locations across the British Isles.
The latest series of events held by the garment distributor will help bring the brand’s expertise and business support, with decorators and resellers getting the chance to unlock a day of creativity, connection and commercial inspiration. One-day event blends fresh product inspiration, hands-on experiences, and exclusive insights designed to help businesses stand out in an evolving market.
Visitors will explore new and trending
styles up close, connect with PenCarrie’s expert team, and meet with industry leading and exclusive brands. These include, but are not limited to: Ravine, AWDis, SOL’S, Native Spirit, Brand Lab, PRO RTX, Anthem, Beechfield, Henbury, and Fruit of the Loom.
The first stop for the show will be Scotland’s National Stadium, Hampden Park in Glasgow, on Wednesday April 22. Entry is free, and goodie bags are given to those who attend, as PenCarrie is promising to make a memorable experience.
PenCarrie Presents returns
that work; they want the confidence to put their name to the output, knowing it will stand the test of time. This refresh gives us a way to express the role Roland DG plays in helping people do exactly that.”
The new identity will be introduced across Roland DG’s digital channels and brought to life in person at major international trade events, including the ISA Expo in Orlando from April 8-10 and FESPA in Barcelona from May 19-22, 2026. Roland DG has also used this opportunity to launch the new TrueVis VG4 Series with TR3 inks. The company will be hosting a series of open days, including one at its UK HQ in Bristol on May 28.
Next Level Apparel joins membership
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ext Level Apparel has joined Oritain’s global membership programme at Gold level,
strengthening its focus on ethical sourcing and supply chain transparency. The move builds on an existing partnership between the two companies, with Next Level Apparel using Oritain’s science-based testing to verify the origin of its cotton products. The Gold membership provides enhanced access to testing, supply chain insights and dedicated support.
The company said the programme will help reinforce confidence in its sourcing practices and provide greater visibility from raw material through to finished product. President Eric Simsolo said: “Integrity has always been central to how we operate, and working with Oritain allows us to support our sourcing standards with forensic origin verification, providing our customers with greater clarity and confidence in where our materials come from, from fibre through to finished product.”
The initiative connects Next Level Apparel with a wider network of global businesses focused on improving transparency and accountability across the apparel industry.
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