April 12, 2011

Watch An All-Over Print Live!

In case you missed it, on our Facebook page last week, here's another peak at a video we shot of a one color all-over print, on an Anvil organic tee, with waterbase ink. 
 
Submitted by sheryl on Tue, 04/12/2011 - 3:26pm
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August 11, 2010

Rollins College Fall Orientation Shirts Are All Over

Rollins College All Over Print Fall O

Incoming Rollins College students are set to get hooked up on shirts from their new alma mater.  

Rollins is a very progressive sustainably and decided to make a stance printing these on Anvil's new 50/50 organic cotton and recycled polyester blend shirts.  We obviously followed that with our eco-friendly waterbase ink.  

The all over print on this shirt is way cool.  It's actually an old, 1980s hand drawn map of the Rollins campus.  Those familar with the Orlando and Winter Park area will notice Park Ave and Fairbanks in the lower right side of this picture.  

This ended up being a three color design, one of which was the all over print.

More on these new Anvil's which we're pretty excited with.  They have a super soft hand with a slimmer fit.  The poly helps with the softer hand but it also makes it a great shirt for burnout.  Colors are a bit limited, but those which are available are pretty cool colors.  You can see all of those colors on Anvil's site >>

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March 16, 2010

The UCF Student Union Goes Black, Gold and GREEN

ucf black gold and green shirt front

The Student Union at the University of Central Florida in Orlando has a large push in green initiatives right now.  Backed by Student Government and Student Development and Enrollment Services, they have some great ideas in play to help develop a more sustainable campus.

When we originally started discussing shirts, they were attracted to our waterbase inks.  Upon further discussion, we then moved into organic cotton shirts for the project.  We ended up using organic cotton shirts from Anvil in a most appropriate "natural" color.  We had several comps for design ideas, but finally settled on one which was both attractive and got the message across.

To find out more about how the nations 5th largest university's union is going green, check out the unions green page.

Thanks for helping keep Orlando black, gold and GREEN UCF!

Submitted by dru on Tue, 03/16/2010 - 5:31pm
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