It's Spring and fashion is in bloom. Our friends at Tri-Mountain, and their Lilac Bloom division, have introduced 57 new styles for Spring 2012. You will not find a fresher, more fashionable, more relevant collection of brands and styles. In addition to their brand new styles, they've expanded existing lines with new colors and sizes. So whether you're looking for something to freshen up your wardrobe or to outfit your employees in Summer work wear, this is the catalog to check out. From dresswear to sportswear, and everything in between, Tri-Mountain is your resource for function and fashion. Not only do they offer a full-line of performance wear, but they also feature an expansive selection of big and tall sizes. Contact us today for more information or to place an order.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
E-Catalog: New for Spring
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Featured Item: Soybean Cotton Jersey Polo
Did you know that it takes 300 gallons of water to grow enough cotton to make one cotton t-shirt? Or that 4 million tons of textile waste or discarded every day - the average American alone throwing away approximately 68 pounds alone? These days there are surprisingly numerous - and fashionable - apparel options available to consumers wishing to make more environmentally conscious choices. Bags, shorts, blankets, jackets and more are available in a variety of fabrics which are designed to reduce your footprint. We have access to organic cotton, recycled polyester, bamboo-based fabrics - even apparel and accessories made from recycled plastic bottles.
We love these Men's and Ladies' polos. Not only are the comfortable and sharp looking, but they are made of a combination of cotton, spandex and azlon - a soybean-based protein used to make fabric. Another upside? Azlon has natural wicking properties, so you will stay cooler and drier in these shirts than your average cotton or poly polo. To order these, or other earth-friendly apparel, contact us today.
Friday, January 20, 2012
What We've Been Working On: Rah Rah!
We started with some die-cut shapes and letters made to resemble the lettering on the teams old uniforms.
We placed the bottom layer on the uniform and stitched it on along the outer edges.
We then added top embroidery to serve as a guideline for placing the next layer.
The middle layer is then lined up over the first...
and stitched along the edges.
An outline is then stitched on top as a guideline for letter placement and the letters are then carefully placed on top.
We then stitch around the edges of the letters
And with that we're ready to rock. Go team!
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
What We've Been Up To: Dress Up Your Throne
Who doesn't need a throne? Well, most of us probably get through life without one, I suppose. But if you do happen to have one, shouldn't it be as regal as possible? Otherwise, what's the point? For the past few months, we've been working with the fine people at Samadhi Cushions in Vermont to embroider a very specific design for them onto silk shantung fabric which will be used as a throne cover.
First we spent weeks hand-digitizing the intricate designs they supplied us with.
Next we embroidered smaller elements of the overall design pieces of the overall design separately.
Then we had to place our mama- frame on our 4-head machine. This frame, standing on end, is about 6 feet tall. Needless to say, it is somewhat of a process getting it on and off our machine.
Some of the smaller pieces were then placed on the large fabric and appliqued on.
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The final Throne back
Monday, December 19, 2011
From all of us to all of you...
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Naughty or Nice Gift Ideas: Fleece Stadium Blanket
No matter where you live, there's no denying that winter is chilly. What's the perfect thing to take off that chill? Why our delightfully cozy Fleece Stadium blanket. Perfect for your sports fan friends, the cautious Mom on your list who likes to keep a blanket in the car "just in case," or you favorite homebody who just wants to snuggle up and watch TV on the weekends. Make it a little more personal by embroidering a monogram or team name on it. Order today and we will STILL GUARANTEE it for Christmas! How can you beat that?
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Naughty or Nice Gift Ideas: Mens Soft Shell Jacket
For the good little boys on your list, we suggest this Port Authority Glacier Soft Shell Jacket. One of our most popular jackets, the Glacier is constructed from a polyester stretch woven shell, which is then bonded to polyester microfleece with an added laminate film insert to repel water. The result is a wind-resistant, water-resistant jacket with four-way stretch that's perfect for corporate or weekend wear. It comes in sizes Extra Small through 4XL. There's even still time to embroider that someone special's name or business logo on this jacket before Christmas! Give us a call today and cross another gift off your list!
Friday, September 23, 2011
What we've been working on: Turtle Ridge
We've been having a blast lately working on piles and piles of colorful coats for the Turtle Ridge Foundation. Turtle Ridge seeks to provide a voice to people and organizations that empower individuals to solve difficult environmental protection issues and to offer the opportunity for young people to participate in a variety of sports and recreational activities that would not be available to them otherwise. We love their logo - and their little turtles, too.
Friday, July 15, 2011
What we've been working on this week: Irish Pirates!
Friday, June 17, 2011
What we've been working on this week: Crusaders!
Friday, June 10, 2011
What we've been working on this week: Focus on Local
Friday, May 6, 2011
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Friday, April 22, 2011
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Friday, February 25, 2011
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Friday, February 18, 2011
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When you have such a large design, it would become very heavy to embroider it on something as thin as a T- shirt, so screen printing becomes the natural alternative. For the Screen printing, a 2-color design was chosen. They went for black & Red on the grey shirts they had one, and a white and red design on the black shirts they had done.
TGIF!





