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MagnaColours launches ‘Killer’ new products


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agnaColours has developed a brand new under base ink that will provide plastisol printers with an economical solution to significantly improve the handle and softness of their prints, while also achieving considerable cost savings for printers.


MagnaPrint Killer Base is set to enable plastisol screen printers take their first steps into the growing popularity of water-based printing.


Killer Base is designed to be used as a water-based replacement for the first layer of plastisol ink or as an alternative option for printers using discharge under bases.


With high opacity and excellent fibre


matting down properties, the new Killer product provides a smooth, silk-like under base for further layers of plastisol ink to be printed over, and also prevents fribulation and pin-holing of fabrics. Further benefits of the product include minimal print weight and reduced applications costs while having none of the pot-life implications associated with using a discharge under base. Killer Base has been developed to improve print appearance and handle while simultaneously providing significant cost savings for printers.


Also being introduced is the brand new MagnaPrint Fade Out. A special effect ink from the MagnaColours Vintage range, Fade Out is designed to gradually fade following washing, creating


Result adds a new range of mini brochures for 2019


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he latest Performance, Softshell, Fleece, Bodywarmer, Urban Ultrasonic and SPIRO handbooks from Result Clothing have been updated with new covers and content for 2019. These mini brochures are the definitive, pocket sized summaries of the brandʼs various apparel ranges and are ideal for presenting all aspects of the collections with full garment


specifications, sizing, colour range, pantone shade guide, decoration access and recommended decoration types.


The new brochures are a handy and compact A5 size, making it easy to browse the complete collection.


Result has created the Urban Ultrasonic mini brochure for 2019 to showcase three new jackets


They feature the latest products in Resultʼs outerwear range such as the R093X Zip Pull, R116X Core Microfleece Gilet, R450X Printable Safety Softshell, R451X Safety Softshell Gilet, R455M&F Treble Stitch Softshell, R237X Black Compass Padded Jacket and R238X Black Compass Padded Softshell Gilet and the newest additions to SPIROʼs activewear range such as the S245M&F Microfleece Hoodi, S277M&F Hooded Tee Jacket, S287X and S287J Performance Aircool Tee, S288X Performance Aircool Polo Shirt and S269F Seamless Compression Sports Bra Top.


Result has also created a brochure showcasing its new trio of Urban Ultrasonic jackets. Featuring soft stitch-free padding with an ultrasonic weld detail for extra protection, jackets in the collection include the R407X Ultrasonic Hooded Long Coat, R408X Ultrasonic Rib MA1 Jacket and R409X Ultrasonic Rib Long Coat.


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This image shows a comparison between Killer Base and traditional plastisol inks


controlled ʻwash-downʼ and distressed effects. This new ink can be used as an overprint with other ink systems enabling hidden printed areas to be revealed within the design over time, and offering lots of potential in the fashion printing world.


Grahame Gardner sets the trend with revamped workwear line


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orkwear provider Grahame Gardner has relaunched an innovative range of garments which bring state-of- the art fabrics together with the latest printing


techniques. The Advance range, which was first unveiled in 2016 and is still a UK first when it comes to producing dye sublimated tunics, is now new and improved after undergoing a refresh. The range utilises cutting-edge dye sublimation technology allowing customers to choose any colour, image or pattern as part of their uniform designs. Customers can even use their company logos to create bespoke panels and trims, allowing organisations to present a strong corporate image across their entire business, ensuring staff have workwear that truly aligns with their corporate identity.


The Leicester-based firm originally launched


its Advance range in response to increasing demand from businesses for more customisable and contemporary uniforms that provide increased comfort and resilience. It targets the dental, nursing, healthcare, veterinary and spa and beauty markets and uses a technical fabric called Aura which provides the wearer with moisture control as well as durability.


The 100% polyester, 160gsm Aura fabric, can be hand washed or in a washing machine at 40⁰C, and is easy to maintain due to its fast drying nature and inherent wrinkle and shrink resistance. Sizes are from 6 – 26 (XS – XXL) and available on minimum order quantities of 10 garments, with delivery in approximately six to seven weeks.


● For more garments from the health and beauty sector head to pages 78 to 81


Grahame Gardner’s Advance range has been revamped and refreshed


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