Follow this step-by-step tutorial to turn your latest design into an authentic looking vintage print.
The final design will be printed on a Brother GT-541 DTG (Direct To Garment) printer. Our artwork was created in Adobe Illustrator and sized to the largest dimensions possible for the DTG printer (350mm x 400mm). We used a Gildan Ultra Cotton Ice Grey t-shirt for this print as the muted colour helps to create an authentic vintage look.
You can now find Indigo Clothing on Google+. Google+ launched its new ‘pages’ feature today which allows businesses and brands to have their own page on the new social network. This is very similar to the Facebook page system but it will be interesting to see how Google build this into the search engine.
Follow this step-by-step tutorial to create a quick t-shirt template in Adobe Photoshop.
A t-shirt template is great way to show off your latest designs. Use your template to experiment with different coloured garments and styles before going to print.
The week of Halloween spells the transformation of Frank into Frankenstein’s monster, Derek becoming Dracula, Vera, a Vampire, and Percy going Pumpkin. For one night only everyone tries their best to look as frightening as possible. As I’m not a fan of the seriously scary…even the thought of sitting through The Silence of the Lambs makes me want to reach for my Daddy’s hand and a hide behind a cushion, this Halloween, armed with a bag of cotton wool and some over-the-ear hooks, I will be attending a party in the guise of a giant beard. Scared? You would be. Read More
Indigo Clothing are proud to have brought and named our very own shade of purple in aid of Unicef’s Own a Colour campaign to raise money to help transform children’s lives. You can choose, buy and name your very own shade from 16.7 million colours!!!
As someone who studies the solid coated pantone book just in case BBC Mastermind call, it’s no surprise I love this idea! I browsed a few already purchased colours, some of the individual descriptions included: Read More
So the countdown is over, the major stampede for first day shoppers wanting to grab opening day bargains is done! When Westfield’s Stratford opened its doors earlier this month, I was part of the group of people hugely excited about never having to trek across central London to Oxford Street again!
Whilst it is everything you would expect, an Americanised mall (sorry, I know its Australian!!), large space, big brands and huge stores, it contains names you would never have placed with ‘Stratford’. I grew up being dragged to the Stratford Centre for shopping trips with my mum. A damp run down old indoor market that smelt not dissimilar to a fish mongers! The biggest names in there included a Boots, but generally were the likes of Mark One fashion (think polyester dresses for a £5!), and the notorious ‘in shops’ consisting of indoor market stalls. Read More
Indigo printed these Fruit of the Loom super premium t-shirts and athletic vests in just 2 days for the Holiday Inn Running Club, hosted by Mo Farah, the recent 5000m gold medalist in the 2011 World Championships.
Keen runners got up early in London yesterday to join Mo for a run in London’s Regents Park. The first 250 runners back also got a free breaskfast at Holdiay Inn, the official hotel provider for the 2012 Olympics and Paralymics.
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