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Support Small Business and Your Local Community
Now more than ever we need to support our small business community. We are certainly living in unprecedented times. Our normal way of living has been disrupted while we figure out how to stop COVID-19. What can we do? Of course, take our governments cautions to social...
The Right Way to Maintain Custom Printed Apparel
You just created custom apparel, but how can you maintain the design and fresh look? It's a question we get often, and we're willing to share the answer. How many times has this happen to you: You purchase a shirt or piece of clothing, you love it, then wash it. Once...
How Should You Feel About Employee Shirts?
Jersey Ink believes in employees wearing branded shirts as an essential part of marketing. Whenever your staff is on the clock, they represent your brand and business. An easy way to show you are a unique and clean-cut company is to have quality employee branded...
Branded T-Shirts are Essential for Business
Branded t-shirts are done by every company and business. The reason it's still used? It's effective. At Jersey Ink, we generally consider every detail when it comes to your branding items. We always recommend the go-to: a t-shirt. A branded t-shirt, when done...
Seasonal Promotions and the Gift of Branding
What's the true gift that keeps on giving? Branding! Businesses during the holidays and the 4th quarter should invest in seasonal promotions. Seasonal promotional items are essential. Think about pumpkin spice during October or Reese's Easter eggs. Can't have one...
Our Print Shop vs. The World
Over the weekend, someone E-mailed us with a question we wish we received more often: “I was curious as to the variance in pricing between vendors. If the shirt quality (Gildan) is the same, what would be some factors that we should consider? I prefer not to just pick...