K&B Promotions

You Handle the Work.
We Handle the Look.

From uniforms to branding, we make your business look polished, unified, and ready to grow — without adding more to your plate.

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Screen Printing

High-quality, long-lasting prints perfect for bulk t-shirts, uniforms, and promo apparel. Ideal for bold designs and large orders.

Embroidery

Professional stitching that adds a premium touch to polos, hats, jackets, and more. Durable and clean — perfect for branding.

Digital (DTG & DTF)

Full-color, no-minimum printing that captures fine detail and gradients. DTG is great for soft-feel garments, while DTF offers vibrant prints on nearly any fabric.

Merchstores

We build custom online stores for your team, business, or cause — so you don’t have to collect sizes, money, or inventory. We handle it all.

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Client Testimonials

"These guys have been doing my embroidery work over the last 6 years into amazing work on my professional work gear and my performance gear. If you want consistency and great quality work this is the place for your business."
Michael Furrh
“K & B Promotions are the best!! The art department does an amazing job designing a new shirt every year for our event (now in our 16th year!). The quality shirts they produce every year are always perfect. There is never a flaw in ordering our large assortment of sizes. This year we also ordered some hats. Thanks for another wonderful job well done!!!”
Cindy Burch
“Our Church organization has always had a pleasant experience with K&B. They go above and beyond to ensure orders are done well and in accordance with timelines given. We appreciate their hard work and devotion to their customers. Plus, the quality of their screen-printed shirts always is excellent. We choose them every time we need shirts printed.”
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Vector art in a nutshell

What is vector art anyway…?

Vector files are a type of graphic that uses mathematical algorithms, allowing the image to be scaled or modified without loss of image quality or resolution. These images are easy to resize or re scale, and result in a better quality graphic no matter what you are using it for. An AI file, which is what we use here at K& B Promotions, is a vector file type created by Adobe that can only be created or edited with Adobe Illustrator. The most common way of turning an image or logo into vector art on adobe illustrator is by choosing the selection tool from the tool bar, and then click on your image to select it. Once it’s selected, click image trace followed by expand. Then by using the direct selection tool, you can edit the design however you want to.

What is a bitmap or raster image?

Unlike vector art, a bitmap or raster image is a graphic composed of many tiny parts, called pixels, which are often many different colors. jpeg’s, gif’s, and bmp images, are a few examples of bitmap images. The image below shows the difference between vector art and a bitmap. 

Why vector art is important?

Creating a vector graphic, whether it’s through Adobe Illustrator, Freehand, or CorelDRAW, gives your logo the opportunity to be displayed at its best quality. The end result is a crisp, clear, and readable image no matter what the final output or size! And when your image looks good, it makes your promotional products look even better!

Is My Art Vector?

How can you tell if your art is Vector Art? The file type is one way you can tell. Vector art is usually created in Adobe Illustrator or something similar, and is commonly saved with certain file extensions. The four most common vector file extensions are .ai, .pdf, .eps and .svg. However, just because a file is saved in one of these formats, does not mean that it is vector art. Art only originally created in a vector editing program, such as Adobe Illustrator, is vector art.

If you have a vector editing program, open your art file, and use the selection tool on an area within the art. I know its a little hard to see, but you should be able to see blue nodes and lines going all the way along the design.

Are you able to see the nodes surrounding the design? That’s a good sign. If you see those, hooray! You have vector art.

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