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3,500 Custom Heat Printed Bags at New Balance Event

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Last weekend, March 9-11 2012, GroupeSTAHL companies partnered with New Balance in New York City at The Armory for the 2012 National Indoor Championship Track Meet.  There were 4,200 of the best track and field athletes from across the US on site to participate in this competition, and each received a commemorative backpack at registration with the [...]

What do the top 10 NFL Combine Athletes Have in Common?

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In case you were wondering, the one thing the Top 10 NFL 2012 Combine athletes have in common, besides being phenomenal athletes, is that they are wearing Under Armour® jerseys that were custom heat printed with Stahls’ heat transfer materials. Specifically, CAD-CUT® ECONOPRINT heat transfer material in white for application on any cotton blend or 50/50 items, and CAD-CUT Gorilla [...]

Don’t Go Naked at Night Part 2

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I’ve talked about this before…anyone who is outside when it’s dark should be wearing some type of reflective material on their clothing. But what about all those reflective safety vests out there? The ones worn by school crossing guards, construction workers, highway workers or event ticket collectors. There are hundreds–if not thousands of different businesses [...]

How To Print Color Logos that Reflect

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If you’re looking for a way to heat print a reflective logo but you don’t want the logo to appear silver when it’s not reflecting light, did you know that Stahls’ has a color reflective heat transfer material? This means you can create fashion logos in 7 different colors, heat apply them to just about any [...]

It Starts with the Right Adhesive

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There are a lot of things that make heat printing work–and it all starts with the right adhesive. Now in the photo shown here, Victor Cruz’s Super Bowl patch (which I am supposing was heat printed) on his Giant’s jersey was falling off. It’s this kind of stuff that gives heat printing a bad name. I would [...]