Creating a Digital Foundation for Decorated Apparel

WEBINAR SERIES • JUNE 25, 2026

Creating a Digital Foundation
for Decorated Apparel

A conversation on how brands, blank apparel manufacturers, and decorators are building more connected workflows through better visual communication, digital product accuracy, and modern production alignment.

Thursday, June 25, 2026

1:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT | 10:00 AM PT

As apparel workflows become more digital and production expectations continue to rise, brands, decorators, and manufacturers are rethinking how products are communicated, visualized, and brought to life before production ever begins.

Join Gildan, Kong Screen Printing, and SEDDI for a conversation exploring the role of digital apparel, connected visual workflows, and accurate product representation in modern decorated apparel operations.

From apparel blank digitization and color accuracy to customer communication and production alignment, this discussion will explore how better visual infrastructure is helping move the industry forward.

What We’ll Explore

The role of digital apparel in modern decoration workflows
Why color, fit, and visual accuracy matter operationally
How decorators use digital blanks in real customer workflows
The relationship between apparel brands and production teams
How connected visual communication improves production alignment
Perspectives on innovation and technology adoption across the industry

Speakers

Host: Julianne Applegate
Business Development at SEDDI

Bruce Braden

Co-owner,
Kong Screen Printing

Bruce brings the decorator and production perspective, sharing how modern print shops are using digital apparel workflows to improve communication, customer approvals, and operational alignment.

Corey Crawford

Design Director,
Gildan

Corey will discuss the importance of accurate digital apparel representation, visual consistency, and the evolving relationship between blank apparel manufacturers and decorators.

Daniel Morgan

Brand Specialist,
Gildan

With a deep background in printing and apparel operations, Daniel brings insight into how brands, decorators, and production teams can work together more effectively through shared visual standards.