As we all make changes to a rapidly-changing workplace, SanMar is here to help with a webcast about staying connected with co-workers and customers while not interacting face-to-face. Join Holly Rox and Brandon Kerr for a special “working from home” edition of the SanMar U webcast, where we share tips, tricks and tools to help … Continued
It’s a new year, and SanMar has new products to help you expand your business. Join product experts Holly Rox and Brandon Kerr as they share the latest in trending color additions, throwback styles for all occasions and our latest in sustainably-produced fabrics.
Explore a curated collection of favorite polo shirts, organized by brand and with a helpful guide to the features to look for when choosing your next polo shirt.
Webcasts, podcasts, blogs and videos – keep up with everything happening in 2020 at SanMar U.
When you’re working with direct-to-garment printing, should you use a dryer or a heat press to cure the decoration? There’s no one answer that’s right for everyone. SanMar decoration guru Jason Murphy walks you through the different factors you should consider.
Proper pre-treating is the key to a great-looking direct-to-garment print. SanMar’s decoration expert Jason Murphy brings you a few things to look out for when things don’t go quite as planned.
Direct-to-garment printing has gotten faster and less expensive, with more vibrant results. Learn the basic things you should know about when considering a small-format DTG in this overview.
SanMar’s guide to creating a gift-themed display will help you connect people across cultures and inspire the spirit of generosity, no matter the season.
There’s nothing more frustrating than a heat transfer that doesn’t stick when you apply it, or falls off later. Jason Murphy, SanMar’s decoration expert, brings you a few ways to ensure a successful heat transfer application.
There are many accessories available to help you successfully heat transfer garments with zippers, buttons or heat-sensitive trims. The key is raising the pressed area higher than any obstructions.