In an effort to share some exciting success stories, we spoke to some of our customers and asked them about their experiences. We interviewed established decorated apparel businesses and startup embroidery businesses. The result? Ricoma filled a need for all – no matter how small or how big. Now, they can also fill a need for their customers.
To some, owning a business in the heart of New York City may be a long-term feat. For performance apparel company Algy Costumes, it was just the beginning. Initially specializing in sequin embroidery, the business currently designs and manufactures all kinds of recital wear and team uniforms. Now, Ricoma has supported the expansion of Algy Costumes’ team uniform market.
A few years ago, Dusan Kurta had an idea to start a home business with one goal in mind: profiting from his love for embroidery. With Ricoma, his vision became a reality. Specializing in hats, shirts and towels for consumers of all ages, Tiger Embroidery has since experienced a huge boost with Etsy, the popular e-commerce website that allows designers to share and sell their work.
One simple move saved Spectra Marketing $17,000 annually: eliminating outsourcing. When the established promo products brought embroidery in-house with two Ricoma embroidery machines , it saw more profit and happier customers than ever.
In this customer success story, co-owners Alex and Nadine Rosales from Control Printing, an embroidery company based in Los Angeles, California, share their machine embroidery story and how they manage to operate a custom embroidery shop. Both Nadine and Alex testify that after doing their research, upgrading to a Ricoma machine was their best bet. They currently operate their business using a Ricoma MT-1502 and hope to one day purchase a 4 head or even a 6 head Ricoma machine!
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