Blue Lock’s 30,000 units were not 30,000 heat-press jobs
Once sales and processing volumes are separated, how much of the workflow can a printing company bundle?
The Blue Lock and Japan national team uniform campaign sold 30,000 units through participating Xebio Group channels in two weeks. But only 12 locations offered on-the-spot heat pressing. Separate those two figures, and the work a printing company needs to price takes on a different shape.
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30,000 Japan national team uniforms sold in two weeks. They were sold through participating Xebio Group channels, and the 30,000 units were not the number of in-store heat-press jobs. Taisei Tanaka explains that this sales figure was the highest ever across the participating channels.…
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