Logomotif's range covers a wide range of PVC moulded products, PU heat embossed trims, metal cast trims, and printed and woven labels.rn
Logomotif: Branding made visible
Published: 14th Jan 2022
Cape Town, W. Cape, SA - Logomotif, founded in 1997 and 25 years old this year, is an entirely South African business and the only local manufacturer of the moulded branding trims it produces. It has a wide range of branded customers, including clothing and footwear manufacturers.
Its custom-made PVC moulded products for clothing, footwear and promotional markets include badges, sidewinders, lace ties, zip pullers, zip toggles, zip tabs, shoe/boot plugs, ingots, flip flop badges etc. It also produces a variety of promotional items such as key rings, fridge magnets, coasters, luggage tags, book marks and webbing lanyards with moulded badge branding.
It also supplies PU heat embossed trims, metal cast trims, printed and woven labels.
Current owner Nicole de Vries, who bought the business in 2010, is supported by a team headed by operations manager Beryl Roach, who has been with the business since 2005.
"We have build up a loyal base of satisfied customers as we offer outstanding quality and excellent client service," she said. "We are particularly proud of our long standing staff and the job opportunities we have created over the past 11 years.
We have a solid and sound understanding of the industries Logomotif serves and welcome any opportunities to work with clients to provide quality and cost effective branding solutions." - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063776673011
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