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SAME LOGO. DIFFERENT GARMENTS. TAILORED SOLUTIONS.
A club contacts us and needs 5,000 club logos. No problem. The design is final. The colours are defined. The size has been agreed. At first glance, everything seems straightforward. However, during the discussion, we discover that the logos will not only be applied to jerseys and T-shirts. They are also intended for: Softshell jackets Rain jackets And this is where things become more interesting. Because even though the logo remains exactly the same, that does not automatically mean the same solution will work on every garment. The design is often not the challenge Many customers understandably focus on the [...]
HOW WE SUPPORT MULTIPLE CLUBS BEFORE THE SEASON START – AND WHY GOOD PROCESSES MATTER FOR EVERY CLUB
A new player is signed just before the kit launch. A sponsor updates its logo. The first fan shop orders are already coming in. And the start of the season is getting closer every day. This is the reality many clubs face in the weeks leading up to a new season. From the outside, it often looks like everything revolves around shirts, names and numbers, or making sure products are delivered on time. In reality, preparing for a season launch is far more complex. That is why we are often asked: "How do you manage to prepare multiple clubs for [...]
WHY REFLECTIVE LOGOS ARE NOT JUST FOR RUNNING PRODUCTS
When people think of reflective logos, they usually think of running apparel or safety clothing. And that makes sense. After all, reflective materials were originally developed for exactly those kinds of applications. Their purpose was to improve visibility in low-light conditions or at night. In recent years, however, reflective effects have started appearing in many other places. On special edition jerseys On fanwear On hoodies On jackets On limited collections Not because these products need to be more visible at night. But because reflective elements can also be used as a design feature. And that is exactly what makes them [...]
WHY SOME LOGOS LOOK BETTER ON SCREEN THAN IN REAL LIFE – AND VICE VERSA
Yes, a logo can look completely different on your screen than it does on the finished garment. In most cases, that isn't because of a poor artwork file or inaccurate production. It's because certain embellishment techniques only reveal their true character through light , movement , or the way they feel in your hand. That's why renderings and product visualisations are essential throughout the development process, but they can't fully replace a physical sample. Maybe you've experienced this before: Your team has spent weeks developing a new collection or preparing for the launch of a new jersey. The logo has [...]
DIGITAL PRODUCT PASSPORT: WHAT THE OFFICIAL EU FAQ REALLY MEANS FOR TEXTILE BRANDS (UPDATE)
The Digital Product Passport is becoming more concrete. But what does that actually mean for textile brands? Over the past year, there has been no shortage of presentations, webinars and LinkedIn posts about the Digital Product Passport (DPP). The problem? Much of the information has been based on draft legislation, individual regulations or personal interpretations. If you wanted a clear overview, you often had to work your way through technical documents and legal language. The European Commission has now published its first official Digital Product Passport FAQ. For the first time, it answers many of the questions brands are asking [...]
FROM PRODUCT TO SYSTEM: HOW FOOTBALL MERCHANDISING IS FUNDAMENTALLY CHANGING
A football shirt is designed, produced, embellished and eventually sold to a fan. For many years, that was the entire story. And to be fair, it worked perfectly well. The purpose of a merchandise product was clear: represent the club, support the brand and generate revenue. Today, however, the landscape is beginning to change. Because the future of merchandising no longer lies in the product alone. Increasingly, it lies in the system behind it. The product used to be the end point Traditionally, merchandise products had a very clear role within a club's commercial strategy. They were: sales items brand [...]
