PRINCETON, FL – October 14, 2015 – TWN Industries Inc., the leading Water Transfer Printing supplier, releases “Kryptek Universal.” Fans of the Kryptek line know that up to now all of their designs have required a specific basecoat color to be used in conjunction with their patterns. And while those requirements were put in place to ensure consistency across the brand’s multiple designs, Kryptek Universal is here to spice things up.
At first glance, the pattern seems like a greyscale version of previous Kryptek designs. However, this pattern is far from being lackluster in the color department. In fact, Kryptek Universal was designed to be used with any desired basecoat color. In doing so, Kryptek has essentially given WTP processors the ability to offer their customers a much broader variation of styles. That flexibility opens up the market for hydro dipping experts by giving them the ability to target a wider customer base. Kryptek’s passionate and loyal fans will also be sure to appreciate this new addition.
As always, the Universal pattern was created using Kryptek’s strict quality control procedures. It’s that constant attention to detail and continual improvement that results in top-quality products loved by outdoor adventurers who demand only the best performance from their gear.
The Kryptek Universal water transfer printing film pattern is available exclusively through TWN Industries, Inc. Three-meter accessory packs are available immediately. Place your production roll orders today. The part number for Kryptek Universal is WTP-848. To find a TWN Certified Decorator who can decorate products for you, or to purchase film, call 305-258-9622.
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Slightly off-topic, for a while I thought this was some sort of iteration of Kryptek Nomad camo I haven’t seen yet, but the more I look at that photo the more it appears tome as just a dirty outdoor hiking pants. 😉
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LMAO!!! How is anyone supposed to take these guys seriously when they bastardize their own products so much….give me a break.
They seem to be doing pretty well for themselves. When you aren’t chosen for the Army’s camo pattern, why not explore every avenue for cash?
You say bastarizing their pattern. Their marketing department say demonstrating the rue universality of their pattern. The camo trials are over and the people have already made up their minds on if they like it or not. No need to worry about being taken seriously now. Might as well cash out.