Impressions - Embroidery 2023 - 2

Cashing in
ON QUALITY
By Dustin Shrader, Managing Editor
D
espite ongoing infl ation and trade discrepancies around the globe, the embroidery
industry is booming! Market projections surveilled by the industry predict
a multi-million-dollar growth potential for individual embroiderers over the
next seven years. For anyone thinking of starting an embroidery business or looking
to pivot from their current decoration off erings, the timing couldn't be more ideal to
unravel those thread spools, rev those machines and strike while the needles are hot!
However, before diving in, every industry expert from small-business owners to international
corporate managers all agree it is extremely vital to learn as much as possible
about the craft of the embroidery process.
" Th e fi rst thing I tell beginners is get a machine, watch it run, and you'll very quickly
realize that there's a diff erence between good designs and bad designs, " says industry
expert John Deer, CEO of Th e Deer's Embroidery Legacy. " Th is will help you to be
more sensitive to creating quality. With embroidery, you're using two physical mediums:
fabric that stretches on the bias based on how it was created, and a top thread and bottom
thread designed to create a stitch based on tension. Where most new embroiders
go wrong is they are too eager and don't see that the mediums they're dealing with
have certain laws that react with each other, and that truly only comes from watching
and understanding a machine. In today's current market, quality is key for sustaining a
profi table business. "
Whether you're embroidering as a side hustle or pursuing it as a full-time career,
understanding the basics of your niche is crucial to the trajectory of a successful embroidery
journey. With each passing day, e-commerce continues to feed the global market
skyrocketing the demand for custom products, so there has never been a better time than
now to educate yourself, produce quality embroidery and cash in on those profi ts. 
Tajima Software Solutions has
incorporated the Coloreel Coloring
System into its leading Tajima DG16.
Tajima Software Solutions, Toronto, Canada,
has incorporated the Coloreel Coloring System
(coloreel.com) into its leading Tajima DG16 by
Pulse embroidery design software.
This integration now makes it easy to assign
any Coloreel color and eff ect directly in the
design creation workfl ow.
With the new integrating of Coloreel's
features into DG16, users no longer need
to use a separate program to colorize their
embroidery designs for Coloreel, meaning
that everything can be done within one software
program, which allows for faster design
creation and easier modifi cation of existing
designs. Additionally, there is a reduced risk
of mixing up stitching and coloring fi les. With
all stitch and color data now contained in one
fi le, it is also more convenient to create multithread
embroideries by combining Coloreel
thread and traditional pre-colored embroidery
threads.
" The Coloreel option provides a more effi -
cient and convenient way for customers to create
high-quality embroidered designs, " says
Mattias Nordin, SVP Product Management
and Business Development of Coloreel. " We
believe that this integrated solution will further
enhance the creativity and productivity of our
customers. "
The integrated Coloreel option is now available
for all Tajima DG16 users.
" We are proud to work with Coloreel to
introduce this integrated solution to our customers, "
says Claude Vlandis, SVP Business
Development, Tajima Software Solutions. " We
believe that it will help our customers create
more innovative and high-quality designs. "
For more information about Tajima DG16,
visit tajimasoftware.com.
ColDesi Inc., Tampa, Florida, has expanded
its location and off erings by acquiring a new
building in Clearwater, Florida, to provide better
customer experience.
Located at 12198 44th St. N., the newly
designed facility is a testament to ColDesi's
commitment to progress and innovation in
everything from embroidery to heat pressing.
The expanded building allows them to keep
a vast inventory, delivering products with
greater speed and effi ciency, according to the
company.
The new building will provide a greater
selection of products and services,
including
an immersive, state-of-the-art showroom
dedicated to direct-to-fi lm (DTF) technology,
off ering visitors an interactive glimpse into the
future of product customization. Sleek, modern
offi ces and a generously sized Research &
Development department have been designed
to inspire creativity and facilitate groundbreaking
innovations. The expansive shipping
area will help to further streamline operations,
enabling faster and more effi cient deliveries to
customers.
The larger facility also provides more space
for additional staff members, so that the company
can continue to off er quick turnaround
times on orders.
In addition, the new facility allows ColDesi
to providing
to continue its
commitment
excellent customer service by off ering personalized
assistance during every stage of the
process-from initial
consultation
through
installation and beyond. With the expanded
facility, ColDesi is well-positioned to meet
these demands head-on and continue delivering
cutting-edge products and services.
For more information, visit coldesi.com.
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