Salutations™!!
I am thrilled to say that Machine Gun Graphics is the newest sponsor of The Less Desirables and, to an extent, the whole The Less Desirables Network. We are excited that Kyle and Nikki have signed on with us.
Are you familiar with Machine Gun Graphics? If not, then you need to get acquainted.
Basically, Machine Gun Graphics can print anything that can be printed. Why use Machine Gun Graphics? They have a website with Free Design studio. You design your own merch. You dream it up and they can print it on most flat fabrics. Things like bags, t-shirts, hoodies, hats, sweatpants, and so on.
They also specialize in water-based and discharge printing. They use Eco-Friendly inks, and they strive to keep their shop as Eco-friendly as they possibly can since those kinds of products are available. MGG can even source Eco-Friendly and sustainable garments. That’s awesome!
New services they offer? Wide Format printing, stickers, banners, window signage, enamel pins, patches. And, they are fully automated. They’re set up for small orders and large orders. They like to joke that they can take on orders from 12 to120,000. But, really, they can.
Another bonus is that their prices are comparable to major/national vendors. They stand by their work and they do what they do as well as anyone. I’d rather support local than those national companies. I’m not just saying that because MGG is my sponsor.
I know that it’s time for new TLD t-shirts and I need stuff for The Man Who Ate the Town. I’m glad that I now know the place locally to get all my printed needs taken care of. And, you should get your stuff done there, as well! Again, I am very pleased and excited to have them as part of The Less Desirables Network family.
Until tomorrow, same blog channel…
Scorp out!
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“Machine Gun Graphics is a custom screen printing company located in downtown Winston – Salem, NC owned and operated by Kyle Woodall. They offer a variety of services for all of your merchandise and promotional needs as a company or band.” – Machine Gun Graphics