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Custom Water Based Ink T-Shirts for Denver's Angus Mohr!

Ron Katz - Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Completed: Custom water based ink shirts for Denver band Angus Mohr!

Angus Mohr chose to print on Gildan's G640 4.5 oz. SoftStyle T-Shirt and Gildan's G185 7.75 oz. Heavy Blend™ 50/50 Hood!

We printed Denver Highlands' own Rock 'n' Roll band Angus Mohr's shirts and hoodies with our special water based ink printing process. Why would someone want to print their apparel with our water based inks? You can also look at it the way you would ask why someone would want to eat natural or organic food, drive a car that's more fuel efficient, etc.. And the reason? The lower impact we create on the environment leaves a cleaner, more efficient world for us to live in, and for generations to come.

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Now Offering: Next Level Apparel

Ron Katz - Friday, October 07, 2011

Now carrying: Next Level Apparel!

We've proudly added Next Level Apparel to our wide selection of promotional apparel and brands we can print using green, water based ink or traditional inks!

Soft, fashion-forward and affordable, Next Level Apparel delivers only high quality, up to date styles. With the newest fashions made of superior fabric, we're sure you're going to fall in love with Next Level just like we have.

Our selection is always growing, so be sure to keep checking back with us to be the first to hear about our new lines!

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Split Fountain Printing for EcoJoia

Ron Katz - Wednesday, August 03, 2011

Completed: Shirts for EcoJoia!

With EcoJoia, we used a special printing technique called 'split fountain.' Split Fountain refers to using two or more colors of ink simultaneously on the same screen, usually one on the right half of the screen and the other on the left half. When the squeegee is pulled down the screen, the natural spread of the inks will cause the colors to blend where they meet, and it creates a really cool effect.

A family owned and operated business, EcoJoia began when Ry Hawley returned from the 2009 Sundance Film Festival after viewing the documentary, "The Cove." The film featured Save Japan Dolphins, an organization which his father belongs and contributes to. When Ry returned to Denver just two days later, he launched a project of charity bracelets to raise money for the Save Japan Dolphins campaign. Since then, EcoJoia has grown, adding 7 more partner organizations and a full social media roster.

EcoJoia believes in selling products made from environmentally conscious materials, such as certified organic cotton and earth-friendly dyes for screen printing. EcoJoia carries non-organization specific products in which 20-50% of the sell price goes into the EcoJoia Donation Fund, which is donated quarterly to an organization of their choice. EcoJoia is currently making donations to the Kiva organization in the form of micro-loans. Micro-lending is a proven method for lifting motivated people out of poverty and enabling them to help themselves. Micro-lending can lead to great economic and social impacts, including increases in health care and decreases in violence and child birth rates for developing countries.

For more information on EcoJoia, please visit their website today at www.ecojoia.com!

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