Ricoh launches competition to win a Ri 100 direct-to-garment printer

Ricoh competition with Ri100 direct-to-garment printer prize

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Ricoh is offering businesses the chance to win a Ricoh Ri 100 direct-to-garment (DTG) printer package, an entry-level solution for the personalized apparel market.
Ricoh is offering businesses the chance to win a Ricoh Ri 100 direct-to-garment (DTG) printer package, an entry-level solution for the personalized apparel market.

Ricoh is offering businesses the chance to win a Ricoh Ri 100 direct-to-garment (DTG) printer package, an entry-level solution for the personalized apparel market. To enter the free competition, businesses should visit www.winwithricoh.com, fill in their details, and answer a few simple questions correctly.

The Ricoh Ri 100 has a small footprint and simple print workflow – it’s as compact and as easy to use as a standard desktop printer – but with lots of creative potential. In just minutes, it can print colorful designs, bold slogans, and even sharp photographs directly to T-shirts, sweatshirts, shopping bags, cushion covers, and more, personalized for every customer. It’s compact and fast enough to offer a portable, reliable solution for events and exhibitions, or as a permanent addition to a retail shop or print business.

“The personalized products sector offers significant development potential,” says Nick Macfarlane, a direct-to-garment sales specialist at Ricoh UK. “Digital textile printing meets the needs of today’s consumers and, crucially, print businesses. It’s agile and versatile, allowing short and single runs, and lots of design options. You can flexibly respond to your customers’ changing needs and deliver high-quality promotional and personalized garments quickly and without the constraints of minimum order quantities.

“We’re delighted to launch this competition to help a new or existing business explore this exciting, creative application.”

Ricoh DTG systems also offer sustainability benefits — thanks to their eco-friendly water-based inks – meeting another requirement of the modern marketplace. The direct-printing method also means no waste transfer materials, which additionally reduces consumables costs. They’ve been engineered by Ricoh, a print specialist with decades of manufacturing experience, to provide maximum potential in a small package, giving businesses a fast, straightforward way to start selling wearable personalized products. It’s a fun, creative market that could be potentially lucrative for any print business.

To enter the competition, please visit www.winwithricoh.com The deadline for entries is 17:30 PM (GMT) on 8th September 2020.

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