ColDesi Features Its New DTG Machine: the M6 Industrial Direct to Garment Printer
ColDesi, Inc, a pioneer in the direct to garment printer business, announced the latest in the M series of industrial DTG. “The M6 will really open up the possibilities for digital garment printing here in the United States,” commented Mark Stephenson, Director of Marketing for ColDesi. - April 19, 2017
CASPodcast Reaches 50 Episodes
The Custom Apparel Startups Podcast (http://caspodcast.com), started in January of 2015 by Mark Stephenson of ColDesi and Marc Vila of Colman and Company announces its 50th Episode entitled: Marketing Brainstorm | What to do with $1,000 Now It’s time to invest in marketing to grow your... - April 08, 2017
ColDesi, Inc. Congratulates Don Copeland
ColDesi Management would like to congratulate Don Copeland on his new position with Compress UV Printers. “We’re sorry to see Don go after so many years of valuable service to the company,” said Linda Shahvaran, General Manager of ColDesi. “But at the same time are very... - April 08, 2017
ColDesi, Inc. Launches New Direct to Garment Printer Website
Industrial Direct to Garment Printing is part of the focus, of the all new DTG Digital brand direct to garment printer website from ColDesi. http://www.dtgprintermachine.com. The content of the site is geared not just towards startup t shirt printers; but also towards bigger shops and Multihead DTG... - March 16, 2017
ColDesi, Inc. Launches New Website
146 total pages of valuable content including 19 different Success Stories, Learning Center articles, glossaries and FAQs on Embroidery, Bling and Direct to Garment Printing, and over 80 Blog Posts packed with useful information for apparel decorators of all kinds. All optimized for desktop and... - November 30, 2016
ColDesi Features Its Newest Bling Machine: The SpangleElite, the Lightest Machine in Weight & Price
ColDesi, the number one company in apparel decorating equipment, proudly presents its newest addition, the SpangleElite, a super machine for the hottest trend in the marketplace: Spangles. Spangles look like sequins, but without the hole in the middle and without the need to sew them onto a... - April 17, 2016