Tips, tricks, tactics, and strategies to grow your fashion brand

Dope set of patches from the ATL. The two tone stitching does it for me.

 by Ian Gruber

Mar 08, 2020

The types of apparel you can create on demand these days is truly amazing. Skully with woven label. 🏞

 by Ian Gruber

Mar 07, 2020

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 by Ian Gruber

Mar 04, 2020

If you want to run your own business, its the #1 rule.

 by Ian Gruber

Mar 02, 2020

Reel Grande Applique, good use of negative space.

 by Ian Gruber

Mar 01, 2020

The simplicity of this design resonates with me.

 by Ian Gruber

Feb 29, 2020

The secret to great embroidery is great artwork. 🤫

 by Ian Gruber

Feb 28, 2020

Rad Print from @zombiemakeoutclub

 by Ian Gruber

Feb 23, 2020

🐨 label Apliiq is short for applique, which is a French word that means sewing 2 fabrics together. Its no coincidence we specialize in sewing labels to brand your products.

 by Ian Gruber

Feb 20, 2020

This print reminded us of something important. Now is your time. There has never been a better moment to start your brand than today.

 by Ian Gruber

Feb 19, 2020

❤ this hem tag.

 by Ian Gruber

Feb 18, 2020

My gxxdness! So clean.

 by Ian Gruber

Feb 17, 2020

Much ❤ and respect for those creating premium apparel products for their brand. These heavy weight hoodies are there perfect start. At 13.5 oz, they are built to last and have so much attention to detail. The fabric is cut reverse to every other hoodie to reduce vertical shrinkage and the under arms have their own ribbed panels for a comfortable fit. 💣💥🔥

 by Ian Gruber

Feb 16, 2020

You guys are killing me with this radness. 🍉🦑🍉🦑 Amazing octopus vs. watermelon hood liner print.

 by Ian Gruber

Feb 13, 2020

Super clean woven label example. Labels are the foundation of all branding for apparel, you’d be hard pressed to find a piece of apparel from a legit brand that doesn’t use labels. There is a reason brands use labels, well 2 reasons actually. Professional results & insanely cost effective.

 by Ian Gruber

Feb 07, 2020

A clothing line about a milk carton… 🥛🥛🥛

 by Ian Gruber

Feb 01, 2020