For those who don’t know, Germany is not only the birthplace of modern Western printing with Gutenberg’s sheet-fed press around 1454, but it also proved to be a major player in cloth printing from 1760, thanks to Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf. Born into a family of dyers from Wiesenbach, Oberkampf is the descendant of a line of
Unlike France, Spain or Italy, Romania has developed printing on fabric very little. Still very attached to their ancestral traditions, Romanians still seem to prefer embroidery and woven or knitted fabrics. Admittedly very colorful and refined, they are not formed by a print on fabric, but rather formed of threads dyed in multiple colors, which
If we approach the question of haute couture, we necessarily think of the great Italian fashion designers, such as Prada, Giorgio Armani, Valentino, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, or Versace, to name a few. Their world of couture is recognized, but how long have Italians been printing on fabric? It is difficult to obtain the exact
The origins The history of textile printing is closely linked to the world of dyeing. The first printed fabrics originated in the East and date back several millennia. As one can imagine, the printing techniques of the time were rudimentary. Stencils or engraved pieces of wood were used to imprint designs on the fabric. In
Throughout the world, the history of fabric printing is closely linked to that of dyeing. The first fabrics adorned with printed patterns appeared in the East several millennia ago. In Europe, it was not until the modern era that craftsmen in turn embarked on the manufacture of printed textiles. The industrial revolution then allowed new
When talking about Spain, it is impossible to talk about fabric printing and fashion without mentioning Desigual, a company that has long been recognized as an innovative leader in the design of colorful and eccentric clothing. Several big names have joined the brand, such as Dior, Lady Gaga or Christian Lacroix. With Desigual, sublimation on
M&M Graphic’s X-Stand freestanding structure is an economical and simple solution for displaying commercial or corporate visuals. Formed by two crossed rods, the X-Stand structure is aptly named because it looks like an “X” before the printed canvas is hung on it. This product has been around for a long time. This means that it
The replacement canvases correspond to all those manufactured for all the products in the catalog containing a canvas. Some are banners, others are fabrics sewn in the form of covers for the Ez-Tube structures, some are finished fabrics specially for the telescopic wall, or even fabrics for flags. This is the case for all products.
It is possible to have the tents made in China using the services of M&M Graphic. Chinese-made prices are advantageous. On the other hand, the delays are much longer. You will therefore have to choose between “best price” or “best time”. In terms of quality, the production carried out in China is equivalent to the
The tents made by the team of specialists at M&M Graphic are robust and of high quality. The structures are produced from an aluminum alloy. Its profile is hexagonal in shape. This feature further enhances the strength and durability of vertical posts. Unlike traditional tents which have a structure with square profiles, the poles which
The T-Door is a one-of-a-kind product, allowing to create made-to-measure sliding doors. Thus, it is possible to replace conventional closet doors with superb doors covered with printed fabrics, to hide a laundry area, to create a storage space the full size of a wall or to transform a desktop by adding removable dividers. With canvas
The T-Cube is another great bespoke product that consists of a frame and printed fabrics. As its name suggests, it is a cube. In fact, its structure has the appearance of a rectangular prism or a cube. An acrylic panel can also be provided to close the top of the structure, either to transform it