Should you redesign tableware and textiles?

Yes, when plates, cloths or napkins are being replaced and the old logo was printed on them. No, if the crockery is plain and still in use: the new mark can wait for the next purchase. Count the stock left and the date you have to buy. Do not order a print run for crockery that will break next month for another reason. Sound crockery is thrown out to put the logo on it the day of the post. In a sierra venue that is stock, not brand. The file for the next order: the short mark at the size of the plate or the napkin, in the colours the supplier prints. It is sent when you buy, not before.

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