From material selection to delivery, one person coordinates your entire project — through an established production network across Germany and Europe. Even when it has to go live faster than in 7 to 10 working days.

When a project spans several trades, deadlines and producers — and still only one person should own it.
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No chain of suppliers — one person owns timing, quality and budget across every trade.
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Screen printing, embroidery, digital, finishing — the right technique and the right producer for each batch, coordinated from a single source.
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When it has to move fast, the network works in parallel rather than in sequence — faster than the usual 7–10 working days, by arrangement.
We take in the project — artwork, quantities, techniques, deadlines, budget.
We select techniques and producers and bundle it all into one quote.
Manufacturing in the network, coordinated schedules, quality control across every trade.
Consolidation, labelling and shipping — to warehouse, venue or end customer.
One quote, one contact — across all techniques and locations.
One. She is responsible for timing, quality and budget across every trade — no chain of suppliers where each one points to the next.
7–10 working days is the standard case — that is what the network is for. If it has to be faster, several producers work in parallel rather than in sequence; that is agreed beforehand and stays the exception.
In a network grown over the years in Germany and Europe — screen printing, embroidery, digital, finishing. Which producer gets which batch is decided by the technique.
One, bundled across every trade. That is the difference from three service providers with three invoices and three deadlines.

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Have quantity, deadline and artwork at hand. Then we can start costing right away.