The Kustom Imprints print shop and professional staff can product more than 10,000 printed t-shirt a day.
Kustom Imprints is Sweatshop Free A sweatshop is an industrial working environment with extreme, difficult or dangerous conditions. Frequently a sweatshop is specifically associated with the garment industry; however sweatshops can be run in just about any manufacturing business. In a sweatshop environment, the workers have few rights or ways to address their employment grievances. Additionally, they can be exposed daily to hazards such as extreme temperatures, harmful materials, hazardous situations, or abuse from employment management. Sweatshop workers are often forced to work long hours for little or no pay, regardless of any laws mandating overtime pay or a minimum wage. Additionally, child labor laws may also be violated in sweatshops. Though often associated with developing countries, sweatshops can (and do) exist in any country.
Many businesses, organizations, and educational establishments have started to actively pursue companies that employ sweatshop free policies within their vendors. For years, Kustom Imprints has actively worked to maintain the very best work environment for their employees. It has been a priority to our business that we are considered the best in the screen printing and embroidery business in respect to a sweatshop free environment. Most of our customers appreciate the extra steps we take to protect our workers and safeguard their complete work environment.
California State Garment License
The best way that an individual (in California) can research if the screen printing and embroidery businesses operates sweatshop free is to find out if they have a valid California State Garment License. Any company that embellishes finished garments, be it through tie-dying, screen printing, embroidering, heat transfer or air brushing is considered in the larger sense a garment manufacturing business. Any business that conducts garment manufacturing in the state of California is required to apply and maintain a valid California State Garment License.
Wow, I need to get a variety of items for my organization...where in the world do I start? Lemme look online, Tees one place, pens another, cinch packs somewhere else... now where do I find a banner? And no one does embroidery? Grrrr!
If you have said this about your printing needs, Kustom Imprints is the perfect place for you! We offer it all: custom screen printing on thousands of different garments (both on trend and traditional), embroidery, promotional items, banners. All of it, in one place. Keeping it local and legit is super important to us and we do all of our screen printing and embroidery in house with proper licensing, establishing us as an above board California printing company.
At Kustom Imprints, we offer you a personal, human experience. Sure, you can find many custom screen printing companies online; where you can design it yourself, with limited graphics and fonts, we offer that too if that’s your thing. You can also check out our gallery of designs and choose to customize one. However, what sets Kustom Imprints apart is our excellent, personal, customer service and artwork that is tailored specifically for you and your project. So if you have print ready art, or just a mere idea in your head, or a combo of both, we can scale our services to suit your needs. Our energetic, professional staff is both on trend and traditional. In business since 1990, we are your friendly, neighborhood, established screen printing shop.
We are your local custom screen printing shop!
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Sometimes, we can't measure what we need, so we invent a proxy, something that's much easier to measure and stands in as an approximation.
TV advertisers, for example, could never tell which viewers would be impacted by an ad, so instead, they measured how many people saw it. Or a model might not be able to measure beauty, but a bathroom scale was a handy stand in.
A business person might choose cash in the bank as a measure of his success at his craft, and a book publisher, unable to easily figure out if the right people are engaging with a book, might rely instead on a rank on a single bestseller list. One last example: the non-profit that uses money raised as a proxy for difference made.
You've already guessed the problem. Once you find the simple proxy and decide to make it go up, there are lots of available tactics that have nothing at all to do with improving the very thing you set out to achieve in the first place. When we fall in love with a proxy, we spend our time improving the proxy instead of focusing on our original (more important) goal instead.
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[quote align="center" color="#999999"]As a Web professional, you can get great inspiration from a good conference session. While conferences may not bring value to all industries[/quote]
The Web industry is stacked high with inspirational experts and quiet little geniuses beavering away from small home offices. A good Web conference shines a light on these clever souls and promotes professional growth and shared knowledge.
The number of conferences surrounding the Web design and development field continues to grow as new processes, techniques and other shared experiences, turned learning opportunities, are always presenting themselves throughout the industry. The problem becomes, with so many conferences that are out of reach for one reason or another, how does one catch the highlights from the conference that won't fit into a 140 character tweet?
When it comes to responsive design, it’s not just about fluid images or adaptive layouts. It’s also about the responsive methodology behind the entire design process.
In responsive design, we are creating responsive experiences, meaning that all design components need to be able to adapt to the environment in which they are displayed and have to interact with. This is why we create tables, navigation menus, videos and other design elements responsive as well. It just makes sense to consider each and every design component — including the image slider.
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Red Bull Stratos, a mission to the edge of space. Felix Baumgartner will be going up to 120.000 feet in a capsule attached to a helium balloon. Once he's up there he'll jump doing the highest parachute jump ever done by a human.
Peter Clausen Film and AixSponza created this animation visualizing the whole process of going up and jumping down.
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