24/07/2023
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News
Author: Bruce Hadley
30/03/2023
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Sustainable Fashion
Is compostable plastic the future of sustainable packaging?
With the fashion industry responsible for 26% of global plastic production each year, it’s obvious that a more sustainable solution is necessary.
28/09/2021
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Design
How to use customised packaging to stand out
Are you delivering your product in beautifully designed, customised packaging that speaks to the unique style of your brand… or in a plain, cardboard box or bag?
16/02/2021
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News
How to turn discount clothes into a profitable business
The COVID-19 pandemic has left a surplus of clothing sitting in warehouses and factories, so what to do with it all? Mystery boxes might just be the solution...
26/01/2021
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News
Top trends fashion industry predictions for the coming year
Although 2020 was a difficult year for everyone, 2021 has exciting opportunities. These are our fashion industry predictions for the next 12 months!
28/04/2020
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News, Products, Technology
immago now offer plantable seed tags for complete eco solution
Plantable seed tags are the latest way of helping your business commit to sustainability. Customers simply plant their clothing labels and watch wildflowers grow!
25/06/2019
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Design
A touch of colour to your clothing tags will keep you on trend this season
It's that time again when bright neon is all the rage! But how do you capitalise on a fashion trend when they are so fleeting? Clothing tags may be the answer.
14/10/2018
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News
3 sure-fire tactics to make your clothing label stand out in a crowded market
If every product had to be truly unique in order to be successful, there’d hardly be any success stories. Thankfully, that’s not the case. Uniqueness isn’t a prerequisite for success. Instead, if you want your product to succeed, you’ve got to focus on two major...
17/05/2018
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News
How fast fashion and low prices are causing waste and pollution
The ‘fast fashion’ phenomenon means faster turn around, lower prices, and disposable clothing, which, while great for the consumer, means more waste and pollution.
14/08/2017
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Products
Why woven labels add something special to your brand
The term minimalism is also used to describe a trend in design and architecture where in the subject is reduced to its necessary elements. Minimalist design has been highly influenced by Japanese traditional design and architecture. In addition, the work of De Stijl artists is a major source of reference for this kind of work.- 1
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