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SPGPrints to showcase heritage and innovation at ITMA Asia 2025
At SPGPrints, innovation is part of our DNA. Since inventing rotary screen printing in 1963, we’ve continued to shape the textile printing industry — from pioneering high-speed rotary printing to leading today’s digital transformation. With decades of experience and a strong customer-first approach, SPGPrints empowers businesses worldwide to achieve more through reliable, sustainable, and high-quality printing solutions.
SPGPrints will showcase innovation at ITMA Asia 2025 (October 28–31, Singapore).
Highlights include the launch of its new digital textile printer for faster, sustainable production, plus rotary systems Teak and Eucalyptus for quality, flexibility, and efficiency.
The eco-friendly Larch CO₂ laser engraver enables precise, water-free screen production.
A New Digital Milestone
At ITMA Asia 2025, we will unveil our newest digital textile printer, designed to meet the evolving needs of modern textile production. As the market shifts toward digital printing — demanding shorter runs, faster turnaround, and more sustainable workflows — our new solution combines high resolution, speed, and efficiency to help printers stay ahead.
SPGPrints’ complete digital ecosystem — including advanced printers, tailored inks, and global service — enables cost-effective production without the need for engraved screens, while reducing ink, water, and energy consumption.
Rotary Printing: Proven Technology, Future-Ready
Rotary screen printing remains the benchmark for consistency, versatility, and return on investment. At ITMA Asia, we proudly present two highlights from our rotary portfolio:
- Teak – The latest generation of our Pegasus system, offering top-quality output with unmatched flexibility for fine lines, half tones, and special effects. Sustainable features such as eco-paste and a water-saving package minimize waste.
- Eucalyptus – Built for wider-width applications, delivering robust performance, high registration accuracy, and flexibility for shorter runs.
Together, they represent the heritage, innovation, and future of rotary textile printing.
Sustainable Engraving with Larch
Also on display is the Larch CO2 direct laser engraver — a cost-efficient, eco-friendly gateway to high-precision rotary screen production. Using a single-step dry process, Larch eliminates water usage, consumables, and wet processes, enabling fast, sustainable, and accurate engraving.
Discover SPGPrints at ITMA Asia
Visit booth H6-C301 at ITMA Asia 2025 in Singapore (October 28–31) to explore our full portfolio. See our new digital printer unveiled live, experience the power of Teak and Eucalyptus, and learn how Larch can transform your workflow. Experience the difference with SPGPrints — where heritage meets innovation.
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Published
January 15, 2026
Patrick Ta Beauty announced on Wednesday its official debut at Sephora Middle East, as the U.S. beauty brand looks to expand within the region.
As part of the deal with the French beauty retailer, Patrick Ta Beauty will launch across 34 Sephora doors throughout the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Qatar giving locals access to the Vietnamese-American makeup artist’s viral Major Headlines Double-Take Crème & Powder Blush Duo, Major Skin Hydra-Luxe Luminous Skin Perfecting Foundation, and a selection of Ta’s signature glow giving essentials.
“I’ve felt such a strong connection to the beauty community in the Middle East for years – their love for glam, artistry, and the pride in makeup truly inspire me,” said Ta, who co-founded his namesake beauty brand in 2009 with product specialist, Rima Minasyan, and entrepreneur, Avo Minasyan.
“So many of my followers and clients from the region have supported me from the very beginning, and this expansion feels like a moment we’ve all been building toward together. Bringing Patrick Ta Beauty to Sephora Middle East is a dream come true, and I can’t wait to meet everyone and share our artistry in person with this exciting next chapter for the brand.”
To mark the launch, which rolls out online Janaury 16 and in-store on January 22, Ta will be in the region for a series of celebratory activations, including personal appearances at Sephora Dubai Mall, meet-and-greets, VIP events, and engagements with local creators and tastemakers.
“We are thrilled to bring Patrick Ta Beauty to our vibrant beauty community across the Middle East, who are always seeking the latest innovations,” said Hasmik Panossian, Sephora Middle East managing director.
“Celebrated for its modern artistry and innovative formulas, Patrick Ta Beauty delivers elevated, high-quality products that truly resonate with our customers. At Sephora Middle East, we are proud to consistently introduce the brands our community is asking for, and we look forward to having our customers experience Patrick Ta Beauty firsthand.”
The Midde East deals comes just months after Patrick Ta Beauty inked a new distribution deal with Sephora to enter Mexico, where it is now available across 50 stores locally.
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Published
January 15, 2026
New York-based womenswear brand Derek Lam is set to return to the New York Fashion Week calendar this February, debuting the first collection under newly appointed creative director Robert Rodriguez.
The return to NYFW signals the relaunch of the Derek Lam mainline collection following the departure of founder Derek Lam in 2023. Rodriguez, a CFDA member, steps into the creative director role overseeing design direction, product development, and brand image.
Under Rodriguez’s leadership, the Derek Lam Collection will focus on elevated essentials defined by relaxed precision and modern refinement. While maintaining the brand’s signature minimal sophistication, the new direction introduces added warmth, texture, and sensuality.
“We’re working to elevate design and innovation across categories and accelerate brand recognition and consumer engagement,” explained Danielle Alalu, brand president of Derek Lam
“As the marketplace has evolved, we see an opportunity to bring back what was originally a designer collection in a more accessible way. Robert’s obsession with fit, quality, and design is exactly what Derek Lam needs to create a fresh point of view in the advanced contemporary space.”
The relaunched Derek Lam Collection will be positioned within the advanced contemporary market, with pricing ranging from $295 to $1,295. The brand will initially be reintroduced through brand-owned direct-to-consumer channels, with exclusive partnerships with global retailers to be announced later this year. Derek Lam 10 Crosby will continue to operate as a separate contemporary line.
“Robert brings a rare balance of creativity and commercial instinct. Alongside Danielle’s strategic leadership, we now have a unified team ready to propel Derek Lam into its next chapter- building a modern American brand with global reach and enduring relevance,” added Dan Shamdasani, CEO of Public Clothing.
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