Folding and bagging
Automatic folding and bagging equipment supports consistent high-volume unit preparation; manual workflows cover products, closures, quantities, and group packs that do not fit the automated line.
3PL operations
Assemble, label, finish, and pack the complete program.
Apparel, non-decorated products, promotional goods, hangtags, labels, inserts, packaging, and display materials can become one controlled finished unit.
Inside the operation
Kitting & finishing, up close.
Selected views from the equipment, finishing, inventory, and workflows connected to this work.
A complete branded kit prepared for its recipient.
Program-specific kitting brings multiple items together for a single delivery.
Multiple products assembled into one program-specific kit.
Automatic folding supports efficient finishing at scale.
Finishing operations organized for program-scale work.
Store packed garments staged for distribution.
Automatic folding integrated with production finishing.
Retail-ready product prepared for distribution.
Decorated apparel staged for finishing and fulfillment.
Store packs prepared for coordinated distribution and multi-location shipping.
Packed orders staged for the next fulfillment step.
Organized warehouse capacity for continuing programs.Overview
Complexity belongs in the process, not with the customer.
Kitting brings products from multiple sources into one defined assembly and packing workflow. Decoration, hangtags, neck labels, RFID, folding, bagging, size stickers, inserts, displays, and cartons can be coordinated before shipment.
Programs can combine products that Impress Designs decorates with items supplied by the customer or other vendors.
Capabilities & scope
Kitting and finishing services.
Labels and variable data
Hangtags, neck labels, relabeling, size stickers, names, barcodes, shipping labels, and other identifiers can be printed or applied.
Product assembly
Apparel, rigid goods, promotional products, inserts, hardware, and packaging can be combined.
Displays and destination packs
Components can be prepared and labeled by person, department, location, store, event, customer, or distribution center.
RFID preparation
Custom-built inline equipment can print and encode RFID labels and automatically apply RFID, UPC, or hologram labels to hangtags. RFID labels can also be printed and encoded for application to bags or directly to items.
Operating model
Build the bill of materials and work instructions.
- 01
Define every item, quantity, version, label, insert, package, carton, and destination.
- 02
Establish inbound sources, identifiers, inspection, storage, and shortage rules.
- 03
Create the assembly, quality, variable-data, and packing instructions.
- 04
Produce, audit, report, and release finished kits.
Requirements & controls
Program considerations
- Component ownership and lead times
- Version control and variable data
- Substitution and shortage rules
- Sample and approval requirements
- Pack-out audits and reporting
Customer fit
A strong fit for
- Employee and onboarding kits
- Events and campaigns
- Retail displays and promotional packs
- Multi-product customer shipments
- Programs combining apparel and non-apparel components
A partner that stays ahead