A Newsletter from Screenflex Inks Canada Ltd. & www.screenprintcatalog.com

As we mentioned in an earlier article, Promotional Products Plus of Calgary, are doing great things with Wilflex Oasis discharge inks. Here Kathleen is showing two of their designs. Besides being on the edge graphically, the prints have a really soft hand, something that the current apparel market is demanding.  
The ”Rib Cage” design that she is wearing […]

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This week we are showing three of the Rock ‘n Roll shirts from the Screenflex collection.
Kathleen is wearing a Dire Straits shirt featuring Mark Knopfler from their 1992 “On Every Street” European tour. According to the tour itenerary printed on the back, they performed in 43 cities. That was their last tour befor disbanding in 1995.  
To her […]

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From one of our Canadian printers with a sense of humour and a scant regard for brand identity.
Want to share your humurous tee with the rest of the world? Email us at info@screenflex.ca.  We’ll be happy to give you as much exposure as you want, including a link to your web site.

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Riley and Rob Riddell, identical twins and co-owners of Promotional Products Plus of Calgary attended their first Long Beach show in January. Here they are with Mark Suhadolnik (left) and Chris Pluck (right) of Wilflex in the “Guru” bar at the Wilflex booth. Which is Rob and which is Riley? Well…  
In addition to being competitive sportsmen, Riley in semi-professional hockey […]

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If you are a textile screen printer and you have customers asking about “environmentally friendly”, “organic” or “green” garments and inks, you may just be interested in a presentation that a PolyOne executive of their Wilflex ink division recently gave.
He made the point that while people asked for “green” they could seldom explain what that meant. For instance, did they mean “organic”, […]

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Last Saturday morning I was ”greenmailed” at my favourite health food store. The whole operation had Greenfarce’s prints all over it. 
The enthusiastic young eco-warrior at the cash register announced triumphantly that the store’s bagging had gone “green”. She gave me the choice of either paying 5 cents each for the previously free disposable plastic grocery bags or 99 cents for their new re-usable, recyclable,  environmentally-friendly bag. “And […]

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