‘Made in America’ companies create new products from recycled material

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A crazy number of styles on demand, including top visor embroideries and the world’s largest selection of mesh back color combinations. We’ve lowered minimums to 24 blank and 48 embroidered and now stock blank caps for next day shipping of 12 units or more.

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Everything from our new value-priced union made event giveaway bags to high end duffel and messenger bags. Keep us in mind for small batch custom jobs like 300 backpacks, and styles you need to reshore for USA manufacturing.

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The last union shop in America sewing knit ski caps and beanies. Our in house sewing and embroidery enables us to embroider the hats before folding and sewing, leaving a clean finish on the inside.

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The only union shop in America making high end, stitched-edge binders and padfolios now in four finishes and dozens of fashion colors. Our in house embroidery enables us to embroider faux leather covers before the products are completed.

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Unionwear embroiders its own hats, bags, and binders before production for cost savings, larger imprint areas, no registration problems, and sharper details. This process allows Unionwear to embroider products generally considered unembroiderable: The top of a plastic baseball cap visor. The pocket of a tote bag. The front of a leather padfolios folder.

Unionwear now offers contract embroidery services on 80 or more garments (or fewer with a minimum run charge of $615 (s)). Embroidery prices depend on the actual number of stitches it takes to duplicate your design, not on the number of colors. All baseball caps listed at unionwear.com are priced to include up to 4,000 stitches. For an estimate email artwork to [email protected].

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‘Made in America’ companies create new products from recycled material

August 12, 2021 | Posted by unionwear

ABC News reports that the Ford auto plant in Dearborn, Michigan, is donating more than $100,000 worth of leather scraps discarded from car seats and giving them to local small businesses in Detroit.

Detroit non-profit Mend On The Move, which employs women survivors of abuse, is the recipient of some recycled leather and founder Joanne Ewald said it makes all the difference.

“Having this leather donated to us … it’s so huge,” Ewald said. “It is opening opportunities for us to create pieces that we have never done before.”

Mend On The Move empowers survivors of abuse to create and sell things like earrings, ornaments and more, all made from the used auto parts and salvaged car seat leather.