The Custom Apparel Startups podcast was started simply because we love both the apparel decorating business and the idea that almost anyone, with a small investment and a little dedication, cannot only start their own business but thrive! Our goal in starting CAS is to help educate apparel entrepreneurs about the business of the business, something often overlooked by people with an idea and a bud... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationBusinessEntrepreneurship |
In this compelling follow-up episode of Custom Apparel Startups, we're delighted to welcome back Howard Potter, of A&P Master Images, for another deep dive into the world of custom apparel. This time, Howard sheds light on the troubles encountered wh... more
In the latest episode of Custom Apparel Startups, we are excited to feature Howard Potter, from A&P Master Images, who brings his wealth of knowledge to the table on the topic of Direct to Film (DTF) Printing. Our discussion, " What You Should Know B... more
Mike Angel shares his expertise in apparel decorating, focusing on the cutting-edge technique called direct to film printing, or DTF printing for short. This method has completely revolutionized the world of apparel decorating, offering numerous adva... more
In this episode of the CAS Podcast, we're thrilled to welcome Mike Angel from ColDesi, the brilliant mind behind ClickWear and the ColDesi OnDemand services. Mike takes us on a deep dive into the world of selling online, particularly through Shopify,... more
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Such an amazing show and super informative and relatable. I’d love to see more content about being apparel shop that doesn’t just sell bulk gear but the shops that do weekly releases of designs. I listen everyday and can’t get enough.
I just found this podcast and I binged listened while working on a large order of caps and it had me so focused! I’ve really been searching for a podcast like this being an at-home embroidery business. Made me feel better about some of the things I’ve been doing wrong and opened my eyes to new ideas! I already received a few extra orders this week using some of the strategies they taught me! Plus, it’s a bonus that Mark & Mark have great personalities together! Keep ‘em coming!
This podcast is amazing! It makes me feel less alone when they talk about so many industry frustrations and how to fix them! I have related to every single episode.
Amazing Podcast!
Mark and Marc are great to listen to for anyone who is in the apparel decorating industry. If you truly want to be successful and profitable, give them a listen.
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