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Is the growth of green really that good for the t-shirt business?

The ethical consumerism bandwagon is more like a bullet train than a trundling horse-drawn cart, driving through more and more industries, and textiles is no…

Alex W30th August 2006

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London Cycling

Cycling is a growing craze here in London. Rachel, Jeremy and Rob, all cycle into work and rave about the benefits to their health and…

Alex W25th August 2006

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Back from South America

Apologies for the lack of posting to the blog. As some of you may know, I have been away in Argentina and Chile for a…

Alex W1st August 2006

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Everyone needs a track number 5

Julia Parker, one of the first employees of Indigo is often fond of making profound philosphical points. As summer comes upon us for another year…

Alex W4th May 2006

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100k Challenge

For those Indigo friends in the know, you may be delighted to here that today, the final day of the 100k challenge, we made it!…

Alex W28th February 2006

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The City of London

"If you want to make money, work in the City" My good friend and colleague, Alan Chance (Creative Director at Allison Mitchell) said this to…

Alex W8th November 2005

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Mission Statements

Because we have a strong sense of who we are and what we do at Indigo we have wondered about writing a mission statement. I…

Alex W13th October 2005

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We are not John Lewis!

Whilst we are a big fan of John Lewis's website, we need to remind fat-fingered callers that we are not John Lewis, Oxford Street but…

Alex W22nd September 2005

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Need a t-shirt printer in Switzerland?

Indigo are starting to look beyond the shores of the Britain for partnerships with foreign promotional clothing companies whose standards, principles, quality and pricing are…

Alex W17th September 2005

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Ashes 2005 London Victory Parade

Work stopped for 15 minutes today as the whole office stepped outside to wave at the victorious England cricket team on their London open-top bus…

Alex W13th September 2005

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Is the growth of green really that good for the t-shirt business?

London Cycling

Back from South America

Everyone needs a track number 5

100k Challenge

The City of London

Mission Statements

We are not John Lewis!

Need a t-shirt printer in Switzerland?

Ashes 2005 London Victory Parade

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