Indigo Clothing is a UK-based brand that focuses on designing and manufacturing customized clothing and other products for their clients. Some of their services include screen printing, embroidery as well as promotional merchandise.

Although it considers itself as a small company, Indigo Clothing has a wide variety of clients. They range from big players like BBC and Kodak to smaller business clients who regularly order clothing in small quantities.

Indigo conducts almost all of its business online. From its real-time quotation system to ordering, interested businesses can do it at Indigo’s website. Doing this instead of keeping a shop helps them cut costs and maintain their excellent service. The materials they use are sourced directly from manufacturers thus keeping the prices low and reasonable.

The company’s website has a lot of great information that helps visitors find exactly what they are looking for. Things like the kind of work they do, their online catalogue, their portfolio, client list and the frequently-asked-questions (FAQs) can be easily found using the tabs just below the site’s banner.

Their informative website is complemented by their blog. Visitors can get the latest updates on the company and the people behind it with the help of this page. This is a very welcome feature on the site which makes it a dynamic one and the feeling that there are real people behind it, not a bunch of unnamed and faceless business people. There is also a link to the flickr page of the company’s founder, Alex Walker. This further adds a human dimension to what could have been just another website.

If you want to check out more of Indigo Clothing, check out their website at www.indigoclothing.com. Also check their blog at www.indigoclothing.com/blog for the latest news on Indigo and its team of very dedicated people.

In the age of the distressed, beleaguered tee, there dawns a new resistance. We are the ironically cute!

We are the tongue in cheek adorable! We are the artist faction that transforms the tee into fashion. We are the movement, the Owl Movement! Live fowl or die!

Slow Loris Shirts are original line drawings screen printed on clothing, and are sold in editions of 100 or less through slowshirts.com, as well as in a handful of small boutique stores around the world.

You’ll never find a Slow Loris shirt in a chain store. Think of Slow Shirts as a limited edition art print; when you buy one, only 99 other people in the world could be walking around with the same shirt on their back. When shirts sell out, new designs will follow. Slowshirts is celebrating it’s 10 year anniversary! that’s a lot of shirts!

Jenny Little founded Littlebyjenny in 2001 to create a clothing line that could combine her skills as a fibers and textile design artist, with her interest in agricultural and environmental correct business practices.

Each piece is are hand screen printed and one of a kind. The imagery in the line strives to initiate a dialogue betweens the earth’s organic splendor and man made forces of destruction. The newest collection by Littlebyjenny, entitled “Trees and their nine lives”, is a study of how our culture has turned majestic trees into paper cups and other disposable products.