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DTB RFID offers custom RFID wristbands/bracelets with a variety of materials: silicone, fabric, paper, vinyl. Custom logo printing, reusable and disposable options for your needs. Great for applications in amusement, medical and school industry. Contact for a free sample!

Fuel your creative passion by enrolling in fashion designing colleges. Learn the art of design, fabric selection, and garment creation, setting the stage for a vibrant career in the fashion industry.

A&Js Belts offers a wide selection of high-quality and stylish championship belts for both men and women. Our collection includes leather belts, fabric belts, and statement belts. With attention to detail and craftsmanship, we ensure that their products provide functionality and fashion-forward appeal.

Flashspun Material: Hypak® Hypak® is a special fiber material independently developed by Kingwills®, which is made by flash spun. The natural color is white, and it is presented in two different structural forms. Hard structural materials like paper and soft structural material like cloth. Suitable for a variety of processing techniques and has strong plasticity. It is widely used in high and mid-end application scenarios and industries of non-woven fabrics and specialty papers.

Printable and Convertible Hypak® has excellent printing properties, is suitable for most printing methods, and has strong color and pattern expression, which can keep the printing vivid and complete for a long time. It can be widely used in all kinds of creative life products, printed matter and packaging. Excellent texture The material largely determines the texture of the product. Hypak® has two types of paper-like hard structure and cloth-like soft structure, which is convenient for the selection of different types of products and design requirements. In addition, the surface has a fine and unique texture, which can make the product show an extraordinary texture.

Screen printing is a prevalent manner of printing designs onto various materials, including t-shirts, sweatshirts, bags, and more. The process involves creating a stencil (also known as a screen) and applying ink onto the fabric.

Embroidery is a decorative technique that involves adding designs or logos onto fabric using needle and thread. It's been around for centuries, dating back to ancient China and Egypt. Today, Embroidery Washington DC is commonly used in the fashion industry to add intricate details to clothing, but it also has practical applications such as branding corporate apparel.