www.images-magazine.com OCTOBER 2026 images 13 INDUSTRY NEWS NH Dae Ha UK unveils ‘highest-build’ puff HTV Dae Ha UK has launched 3D Supa Puff, calling it “the garment industry’s highestbuildpuff HTV”. Manufactured by the Korean company Dae Ha, 3D Supa Puff promises “an exceptional dimension ability of up to 1cm”, creating “an awesome 3D effect”. “Whether you are looking for striking height, a bulletproof-smooth finish, or stable performance on stretch fabrics, our SupaPuff has it all and will take your designs beyond the ordinary,” says distributor Dae Ha UK, which introduced the new HTV to the UK on 2 September. It offers a heat-activated foaming layer, creating a bold, raised 3D effect, along with the ability to adjust the height of the puff by changing the heat press conditions. It is available in both matte and metallic finishes, is said to be compatible with stretchable fabrics “without cracking”, and has an adhesive backing to support clean cutting and easy weeding. It is ideal for logos and visual graphics that require visual depth, reports Dae Ha UK, andoffers “stable performance with consistent expansion results”. 3DSupaPuff is available now. imagesmag.uk/3d-supa-puff Dae Ha UK has launched 3D Supa Puff intheUK Charterhouse looks to the future with staff event Charterhouse Holdings brought colleagues from across the company together on 21 August for a company day designed to build on a series of workshops exploring how the team can work together even moreeffectively. Business management consultancy Culturev8te was chosen to lead the programme, using its Insight Discovery approach to help people at Charterhouse understand their own personalities and working styles, as well as those of their colleagues. The sessions encouraged some honest conversations about how different strengths, personalities and perspectives can complement each other. The workshops also provided an opportunity for the whole Charterhouse team to step back from the day-to-day running of the business and focus on its values, strategy and shared ambitions for the future – particularly as the company prepares for its next phase of development across its four brands Kustom Kit, Vanilla, Xpres and Adkins. The day was rounded off witha barbecue, drinks and games. “It was a brilliant day and a great opportunity for everyone to spend time together,” commented Rachel Sisson, head of culture and engagement at Charterhouse. “Of course, there was plenty of fun, but there was also a serious purpose behind it – making sure we understand our people, get the best from the talent we have and create a team that is ready for the next stage of Charterhouse’s journey.” imagesmag.uk/charterhouse-co-day Thestaff at Charterhouse enjoyed a team-building day in August Madeira launches recycled chenille thread Embroidery consumables company Madeira has launched Chenille 12. Launched on 1 October, the new thread is “the first purpose-made chenille thread produced from recycled polyester,” notes the company. “Developed specifically for chenille embroidery, Chenille 12 combines a unique looser twist with an open filament structure to create velvet-soft, uniform loops and a perfectly smooth, flat finish.” Designed for reliable, consistent production, Chenille 12 is compatible with size 90/14 needles, helping to minimise fabric damage across a wide range of materials. Its soft, durable construction makes it ideal for patches, caps, fashion details, accessories and interior applications, says Madeira. It is initially available in a choice of 34 colours, with the palette ranging from bold neon to subtle pastels, with the full range set to expand to more than 60 colours. imagesmag.uk/chenille-12 The new Chenille 12 from Madeira is currently available in 34 colours
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