Jeremy Picker is the creative director and CEO at AMB3R Creative, a Colorado-based merchandise design firm with over 20 years of experience in the fashion industry. His passion for color, trend forecasting, and apparel decoration has made Jeremy a respected trend-leaders in the apparel and promo industry. Jeremy has helped launch, create, and grow merchandise sales for major label bands, top-rated podcasts, and big-box retail brands. His heart and strategic mindset also drives him to create retail-quality merchandise for the non-profit sector to fuel their fundraising efforts and expand awareness. Jeremy is a cancer survivor and a co-founder of ESTAINE, a high-end accessory line to support cancer education.
Maximalism in Apparel Decoration: When 'More' Becomes the Strategy
Maximalism in apparel decoration mixes layered graphics, media techniques, and bold color stories. For screen printers and embroidery shops, this “organized chaos” trend represents both creative freedom and higher-margin opportunity.
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Today's Tip: Charge Appropriately
If you can offer something that the big players cannot, you can charge appropriately and avoid racing to the bottom of the barrel.
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5 Ways to Elevate Your Clients' Apparel Programs
Are you a merch provider that creates engaging, eye-catching items? Jeremy Picker offers five ways to elevate your clients' apparel programs.
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Today's Tip: Be Different
Stop being like everyone around the block; show why you are different.
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Today's Tip: Underpriced Arenas
Finding those underpriced arenas will get your business ahead of the curve.
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Today's Tip: Long-Term Clients
A long-term client is built on collaboration, communication, and consistency.
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Do Customers Want to See How It’s Made or How You Can Help Them Grow?
Show why you are different, how you can help, and why the customer should partner with you using these 10 social media tips.
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Today's Tip: Current Client Relationships
It is easier to gain more value from existing clients than to recruit new clientele.
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