New IPI Report Dives Into the Apparel Opportunity for In-plants

In-plants are always looking for new ways to add value to and save money for their organizations, and many are adding in-house apparel decorating capabilities to do just that. But is this the right move for your in-plant?

In-plant Impressions recently did a deep dive into the benefits in-plants have reaped and challenges they have faced when tacking apparel decoration onto their offerings. Some key takeaways include:

• How in-plants are saving money, maintaining brand control, and adding value to their organizations with apparel decoration.
• Despite the benefits, in-plants can face challenges when adding apparel decoration. Those who have been there share their stories.
• In-plants have varying capacities to take on a service like apparel decoration. Luckily, there are many ways of getting into apparel decoration. We explore the options.

To learn more about the challenges and benefits of adding apparel decoration services to your in-plant, download this exclusive resource.

Standing with their Sawgrass SG800 dye-sublimation printer, University of Regina Printing Services team members show off samples of garments and other items they are printing with it. From left: Rita Matt (holding a photo printed on slate), Chris House, and Judy Peace.