SIGNING PRINTED CATALOGS IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Print design often reflects local culture and values. Regional businesses use familiar symbols, dialects, and imagery to connect with their community. A localized design on print builds trust and relevance. From colors to motifs, everything is chosen to resonate with a specific audience. Regional print design is both strategic and meaningful.

Popularized in the 1960s and 70s during the counterculture movement, tie-dye made a major comeback in recent years. Each shirt is unique, thanks to the hand-dyeing process that creates swirls, spirals, or abstract color patterns. Bright or pastel tie-dyes can reflect a bohemian vibe, while darker tones feel more modern and edgy. Making tie-dye t-sh