The Indigo Clothing blog has been pretty quiet of late as, some of you may already know, we have been in the process of moving across London this summer. We left our Old Street, N1 office of the previous 5 years and relocated to a bigger, more industrial unit in East London, E10. We have now completed the move!
News
New Indigo Clothing Web Site
We had lived with the old website design long enough and behind the scenes indigoclothing.com was cobbled together with various coding technologies and third party scripts. A fresh, light, new design was urgently needed so come March 2012, along came the broom and the site was redone from scratch. The new Indigo Clothing is built in … Read more
Barcamp T-Shirts
Indigo has been a fan of the tech community for many years and this shows in our client list, having worked with WordPress, MySpace, Microsoft and, more recently, with Spotify. So it is only natural we have decided to take more of an active role in the UK internet scene and we have decided to … Read more
Cambridge University Alumni Merchandise Summer Sale
Graduation may be done and dusted but that doesn’t mean it was your last chance to buy merchandise. In fact CARO and Indigo Clothing are offering you the chance to purchase selected items at 50% off their original price. These items include: – A Cambridge University Umbrella: a black telescopic umbrella with a cream edge … Read more
Indigo’s FCUK “Sim Dou” Leaves the Team
Simon ‘Sim Dou’ Douay brought many things to the Indigo office during his tenure as our French intern.
Of course there was the obligatory wine and cheese on Friday afternoons that Simon had often sourced from the deepest vaults of his home village in the farthest regions of rural France (slight exaggeration perhaps). He also introduced the nonchalant continental “yes” to our vocabularies which seems to be both a statement of intent, agreement and closure of the conversation all rolled into one.
Dreadlocks and Perms, what’s a t-shirt to do?
There are many ways to support your favourite sports team, whether it is getting that season ticket, putting that favourite poster up or even getting a tattoo with the team crest (and explaining to your missus that it will wash off in the morning). However perhaps what remains the most popular way of displaying one’s sports team allegiances is through wearable merchandise. One approach to that is the classic team kit, tried and tested, it is likely to be worn to every match after THAT goal or THAT try. However the alternative has increasingly been various more creative interpretations of team insignia or icons, and this is something Nike has done to perfection.
Design Competition Down Memory Lane
Remember this post about Australian t-shirt designers Das Monk? Ok, I’ll let you off the hook, it was a long time ago. Well, this group are back on the horizon, and this time they’re on the lookout for raw, unadulterated talent. According to their website, Das Monk are hunting for the next visual genius to … Read more
Vivienne Turns to T-shirt Printing: Comic Relief 2011
Dame Vivienne Westwood. Most definitely the woman of the moment. Whether it is having her Brit Award statuette ushering in a new ‘edgier’ show or not having the foggiest who ‘Style Icon 2011’ Emma Watson is, she’s definitely ‘smashing it’, as Richard Keys would put it. She’s definitely not averse to a bit of attention, … Read more
Autumn Embroidery Price Drop
With gloomy talk of benefit cuts, cotton price increases and a VAT rise in January, you may think there isn’t much good news around at the moment. However, Indigo Clothing has had an Autumn price review and the good news is that we have slashed our embroidery prices by up to 60%! This is because … Read more
The Peoples Music Awards
Indigo Clothing was proud to be a sponsor of The Peoples Music Awards held on 17 April 2010. Congratulations to all the winners! Indigo produces a lot of merchandise for record labels, bands and music groups as concession sales are great sources of income and promotion.