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• Avery Dennison celebrates 75th year

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Avery Dennison rang the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange to mark 75 years.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_nw6_avery_anniversary.html

• Options for textile signage

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Is Latex the ideal solution for all your textile signage needs? Let’s reach a conclusion by examining the complexity of textile signage applications.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_ei_textile_signage.html

• Green printing

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Usually, I write about new and cool uses of digitally printed fabrics. This is about something much more mainstream: banners.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_ti_green_printing.html

• The versatility of dye sub

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  The possibilities for dye sub are endless with a range of materials that can be infused with vibrant color, and are durable, lightweight and easy to clean.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_ps_dye_sub.html

• Coated and laminated vinyls

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Grand-Flex 15-ounce coated backlit and Rio 15-ounce laminated backlit.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_np11_coated_vinyls.html

• FESPA Fabric event

  Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issue
  FESPA 2010 heralds the launch of FESPA Fabric, a “show within a show.”
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0510_nw9_fespa.html

• New inks for soft signage

  Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issue
  Print service providers are turning to fast-growing soft-signage applications that provide a more upscale appearance than traditional PVC, vinyl and paper, and are easier to ship and install.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0510_ei_newinks.html

• Ad Shades market with mesh

  Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issue
  Mesh shades reduce glare and energy costs, while providing brand promotion.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0510_ps_meshshades.html

• UV-curable media

  Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issue
  Eastman Kodak Company introduced two output solutions for the commercial display market, bringing the premium look and feel of photo-grade printing to UV-curable inkjet media.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0510_np10_uvcurablemedia.html

• Fabric facade conceals construction of Burberry store

  Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issue
  The luxury retail center DFS Galleria Waikiki in Honolulu, Hawaii, required a temporary facade to conceal the construction of a new Burberry store.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0510_so_burberry.html

• Sustainable signage fabric

  Fabric Graphics | from the March 2010 issue
  Fisher Textiles’ 480L Soft Poly Pad, an alternative to foam and core boards for retail signage applications, can be dye sublimated and UV-curable printed with roll-to-roll or flatbed printers.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0310_np4_fishersignage.html

• Enhancements to dye-sub equipment

  Fabric Graphics | from the March 2010 issue
  Until recently, dye-sublimation printing was treated as a “black art,” by which many members of the industry were intimidated due to its complexity.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0310_ee_enhancements.html

• Textile opportunities in advertising

  Fabric Graphics | from the March 2010 issue
  Textiles provide options that let your customer’s advertisements stand out.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0310_f1_advertising.html

• Opportunities abound for printed fabric bags

  Fabric Graphics | from the January 2010 issue
  Paper and plastic bags have their environmental issues, so it’s somewhat obvious which bag solution is likely to win in the end. Fabric is it.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0110_av_bags.html

• Banner company reinvents for success

  Fabric Graphics | from the January 2010 issue
  Kurt Lisk watched the development of digital fabric graphics closely, but held off introducing the technology into his business until it was right for his product.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0110_cf_flags.html

• Printed fabrics for home interiors

  Fabric Graphics | from the January 2010 issue
  Digitally printed fabrics provide a world of opportunities for home interior applications.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0110_f1_interiors.html

• The dye-sub debate: Transfer vs. direct

  Fabric Graphics | from the January 2010 issue
  Explore the two printing technologies that have taken the fabric graphics industry by storm.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0110_f3_debate.html

• Flag media offers fast dry time

  Fabric Graphics | from the January 2010 issue
  Apollo Flag media from Neschen offers fast dry time, scratch resistance and a wide color gamut.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0110_np1_flag.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

• IKEA faces criticism for font change

  Fabric Graphics | from the November 2009 issue
  International retailer IKEA is facing a global backlash from customers and design aficionados after changing its font from a customized version of Futura to Verdana.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/1109_nw9_ikea.html

• Fabric trade exhibit draws visitors

  Fabric Graphics | from the November 2009 issue
  Three companies work together to craft an engaging exhibit for the EuroShop trade fair in Germany.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/1109_so_exhibit.html

• Growing demand for floor graphics

  Fabric Graphics | from the November 2009 issue
  Professional wide format digital print buyers expect to increase their spending on floor graphics.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/1109_ti_floor.html

• The softer side of signage

  Fabric Graphics | October 20, 2009
  A stone tablet may have served the early Viking explorers well, but the 21st century demands more flexibility—and certainly more mobility. That’s why soft signage continues to evolve.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/rv0609_ft2_signage.html

• Joyce Read joins Moss

  Fabric Graphics | October 7, 2009
  Moss Inc. announced that Joyce Read has joined its national sales team to direct its sports marketing initiative.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/100709.html