The King of Leicester
Pally Hayre, founder and owner of Pally International, talks about what it takes to stay at the top of the garment printing game for more than three decades
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Category: Decorator Profile
Making new memories
Images discovers how skateboarding friends Craig Stock and Steve Faherty bought an existing screen print business and made it their own
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Retail revolution
Mark Ludmon finds out how Adrian Burton and his team at South East Workwear have expanded its retail shop and seen a 500% increase in footfall
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Renegades of print
Bands get more than just printed T-shirts from ‘music industry chaps’ turned printers Shirtysomething
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Old school flair
Old school digitising and artistic flair have seen digitiser Lhea Barrett work on decoration jobs that range from flags for the film Gladiator to logos for racing car seats
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Morris Major
When Stuart Morris was commissioned to create a tea towel in 1980 he had no inkling that this would lead to him spending the next four decades building a successful specialist textile design and print business
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Marbellous creations
Images visited Random Generator to meet the masters of marbled headwear
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A breath of Fresh Air
New screen printing equipment, new pre-press equipment, a new packaging line and plans afoot to move six companies under one (very large) new roof – there‘s a lot going on at Fresh Air, discovers Images
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Generation Next
Universities such as Huddersfield are where the next generation of innovators have the equipment and time to experiment for the benefit of the entire industry
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London Calling
Fifth Column has long been known as the punk rock print shop with a social conscience. Images talks to its management team about business development and the importance of remaining ethical and transparent
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Making a mark
Images travelled to Bognor Regis to talk to Mark Ponsford, managing director of Krowmark and serial entrepreneur, about his business strategy, the importance of ‘trust’ and how digital printing is moving his company forward
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Notes from a remote island
Kerri Jamieson, owner of “probably the most remote embroidery business in the world“, talks about the challenges of operating off-grid and 180 miles from the nearest paved road
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