By Alex | November 4, 2008
The t-shirts we produced for Carsonified, the Bath based web and events company, are up for sale on their blog, and very nice they look too! They were screen printed on Gildan Heavy tees in Charcoal.
By Alex | October 21, 2008
Indigo Clothing continues to supply St. Edward’s School Boat Club (SESBC) with their off-the-water kit such a the fleeces and bags modelled here by the coach and boys on their recent American visit to Boston.
These fleeces are by a brand called GameGear (see supplemental catalogue), bags by Quadra . In the past Indigo have supplied [...]
By Alex | August 20, 2008
It makes for happy reading:
From: Sara Sweet – Sonkai Jewellers
Sent: 14 August 2008 11:00
To: Eleni Panayis
You guys are AMAZING!
In less time than it should take for my BACS payment to reach you, you have got the £££, sorted my approval and made / posted my shirts – everything within 48hrs. I would say I [...]
Annie Vernon, Indigo’s second client, and one time blog contributor, happens to be rowing for the Great Britain team in the upcoming Olympic games in the Women’s Quadruple Sculls. Her crew enter the tournament as reigning World Champions and everyone is hoping they can bring home gold. Indigo Clothing made up this embroidered logo, featuring [...]
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Indigo recently supplied Kerrang Radio with some awesome printed tees for their roadies promo team! The bold stripy Continental tees with the contrasting red print definitely created the eye catching look they were after!
Kerrang currently have a full team of Roadies but if you would like to be considered for the team in the [...]
Posted in Clients | Tagged birmingham, clothing, continental, indigo, indigo clothing, kerrang, printed, radio, roadies, stripes, tees | Edit
Last week Indigo Clothing printed a range of items including the apron above for the RSPCA (Royal Society for the Protection of Animals), one of the UK’s largest charities, in aid of their Free-Range Egg Campaign. Their staff were sporting a range of RSPCA branded apparel at the Ben and Jerry’s Sundae event on Clapham [...]
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Rain seems to be threathening the third set on the mens singles Wimbledon final as Nadal seems set to take the throphy from Federer.
This year Indigo Clothing again embroidered some of the players Adidas shirts, thanks to a regular Wimbledon order from sports management agency SFX/BEST. As usual we did both sleeves for the US [...]
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Indigo are pleased to supply t-shirts for exclusive Mayfair personal trainer and personal training studios, Matt Roberts Personal Training. Famous as a ‘Personal trainer to the stars, Matt’s clients include Naomi Campbell and Sting!
Matt’s gym recently featured in the London Lite newspaper, highlighting the benefits of their two week summer boot camp! The results were [...]
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London nervously awaits the results of the Mayoral elections 2008, wondering which clown won. Indigo Clothing screen printed the t-shirts for the ‘London Elects‘ staff, the organisation running the election. Last night the polls were very close, with second choice votes looking important for both Boris and Ken.
I am not going to add to the [...]
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I used the British Library for the first time last Thursday. An incredible building not far from the Indigo Clothing offices and near Kings Cross train station. Did you know they receive a copy of every publication produced in the UK and Ireland and the collection includes 150 million items, in most known languages?
Trying to [...]
