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• Customize products on the web

  Fabric Graphics | from the March 2010 issue
  Peach Berserk is a buzzing “bricks and mortar” store and workshop in Toronto, Ontario, but it has a far more commanding reach via an interactive website.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0310_av_customize.html

• Sawgrass expands business

  Fabric Graphics | from the January 2010 issue
  Sawgrass Technologies Inc. expanded into two new business units: Sawgrass Consumer and Sawgrass Industrial.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0110_nw1_sawgrass.html

• Commercial interior wall coverings boost graphics market

  Fabric Graphics | from the January 2010 issue
  In one of our recent surveys, commercial interior wall coverings was identified as one of the strongest growing applications for wide format digital printing.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0110_ti_wall.html

• Making mass customization personal

  Fabric Graphics | November 24, 2009
  Mass customization helps companies meet customers’ real needs—efficiently.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/1009_f2_customization.html

• SIF technology used to produce digitally printed leather

  Fabric Graphics | from the May 2009 issue
  The most interesting application for fabrics using digital printing I have seen lately is digitally printed leather, available from SIF Technology Corporation, Sarasota, Fla.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0509_ti_leather.html

• Customized interior markets expand

  Fabric Graphics | from the January 2008 issue
  Can you give your clients what they want, when they want it?
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0108_f1_interior.html

• Vehicle wraps present growth opportunity for sign shops

  Fabric Graphics | from the March 2007 issue
  The owner of every car, boat, minivan, helicopter, semi-truck trailer, and fleet vehicle in your city is a potential new customer.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0307_f1_vehicle.html

• Understanding RIP

  Fabric Graphics | from the January 2007 issue
  Q&A with Roberto Santos
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0107_f2_rip.html

• Working on the supply chain gang

  Fabric Graphics
  A customer is willing to pay 10 to 15 percent more for a mass-customized product over a standard product.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/1009_f2side1_chain.html