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Packaging
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12 design tips for shipping boxes with a ‘wow factor’
15 July 2026

A shipping box is really just some cardboard stuck together. It gets your product safely from A to B. But… it’s also the first physical encounter with your brand. And if you’re going to need one anyway, why let that opportunity go to waste? With clever printing, you can turn a box into more than just packaging.

Inspiration
Sustainablility
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Celebrating Earth Day: save energy and waste with these design hacks
20 April 2026

Sustainable printing is often not in one choice, but in several small choices that together make a difference. Use these smart design tips to save energy and waste on your next printing project.

Printing techniques
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DTF, screen printing, or embroidery: which printing technique suits your clothing best?
2 April 2026

You want to have clothing printed for your team, your event, or your brand. You have the design, but then you have to choose: DTF, screen printing, embroidery… it might sound like three times the same thing, but believe us: the difference is significant.

Inspiration
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This is how to build a complete exhibition stand with one simple gadget
19 March 2026

Do you have a trade show coming up? Then the search begins for the right materials for your booth. Banners, panels, displays: everything has to be right. No trade show is the same, so after the show there is often a pile of material left over.

Knowledge
Printing techniques
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Everything you want to know about RGB, PMS and CMYK colours  
19 February 2026

Even major brands like Coca-Cola experience colour variation. Is colour variation really so detrimental to branding? And how can you minimise it?

Inspiration
Knowledge
Printing techniques
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Monomer, polymer or cast vinyl: which one would you choose?
19 February 2026

Whether you're sticking something on a window, highlighting a temporary promotion, or transforming a vehicle into a mobile billboard, you start with the right vinyl. And that's easier said than done. Monomer, polymer, cast... What do these terms actually mean? And more importantly: which one is best suited to your application?