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The Huntsville Havoc – a professional ice hockey club from the SPHL – were looking for ways to elevate the appearance of their equipment. The club places great importance on professionalism, fan engagement, and strong sponsor partnerships. The goal was a consistent, high-quality branding across all areas — from jerseys and teamwear to helmets. THE CHALLENGE While the previous applications served their purpose, they lacked the premium look the club wanted. Fine details were lost, and durability did not meet the demands of professional ice hockey — where clothing and equipment face extreme stress. Sponsor logos — such as the [...]
An event that connects. Two days, five presses, five heat transfer specialists and more than 700 athletes, coaches and staff: The DSV Team Outfitting at the NürnbergMesse was an organisational challenge that required precision, coordination, and teamwork. Every year, the DSV family gathers to mark the official start of the new winter season. For us at dekoGraphics, this event has long become a tradition. For over a decade, we’ve supported the German Ski Association ( Deutscher Skiverband or DSV) as their trusted partner for premium textile branding. Our task this year: applying the official authority logos – from the German [...]
Global regulations are reshaping the fashion and textile industry. The EU Digital Product Passport (DPP) , the UFLPA in the United States, and France’s AGEC Law all demand a new level of transparency across supply chains. For many brands, this shift feels like a compliance burden. But for others, it’s an opportunity: a chance to strengthen consumer trust, prove sustainability claims, and build future-proof operations. One of the first luxury brands to take this step is Moose Knuckles – showing how compliance can evolve into a competitive advantage. THE CHALLENGE The key challenge was clear: Capture material origin and movement [...]
Does a heat transfer perform the same on every fabric? Clear answer: No. A logo that works perfectly on a cotton T-shirt will not automatically perform the same on a softshell jacket. And what holds reliably on standard polyester can suddenly cause issues on nylon. Many problems in textile embellishment are not caused by poor-quality logos, but by incorrect assumptions. The biggest one being: A heat transfer behaves the same on every fabric. When it comes to technical textiles , that assumption becomes a risk. In this article, you’ll learn: Why technical fabrics react differently Which common assumptions lead to [...]
The question of whether decoration should remain in-house or be outsourced rarely arises at the very beginning. It usually comes up when: volumes increase collections are launched more frequently deadlines become non-negotiable As long as quantities are manageable, materials remain consistent and time pressure is low, in-house decoration often works well. Samples, prototypes and smaller runs can be executed quickly. Decisions stay within the team. Processes are familiar. However, as volumes grow, the requirements change. What runs smoothly at 500 pieces may look very different at 5,000 – or across multiple drops per year. Option 1: In-house application Internal decoration [...]
A garment is developed, produced and sold. In the ERP system, it appears as an SKU. In the campaign, as a visual. In the calculation, as margin. And then? Strategically, it disappears from view. Yet this is often where its real impact begins. A textile product is not disposable. It is worn, shown, photographed and shared. It accompanies people for years. And still, many brands treat it primarily as an operational unit. That is the “silent” textile problem. The Misconception Begins with Classification Most brands invest millions in campaigns, content, performance marketing and platform strategies. They optimise conversion rates, test [...]
