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Nelson Mandela is often seen wearing an intricately patterned shirt in vivid colors. Most people probably assume this is a tribal design using an age-old African method of dyeing cloth. In fact, the shirts Mandela proudly sports have their origins halfway across the world, on the islands of the Malay archipelago, where the cloth is known as batik. The tradition of producing batik cloth was brought to South Africa by Javanese laborers forcibly transported by the Dutch East India Company to the Western Cape. The Madiba shirt (named after Mandela's clan name) adapts traditional batik using African colors and motifs and demonstrates its versatility and widespread appeal. T Shirt Printing Malaysia

Batik is probably the most famous of the resist methods of dyeing cloth. Resist dyeing involves applying a substance that stops dye from reaching certain parts of the fabric in order to create a pattern. This method can use wax (as in Javanese batik), rice paste (Japanese tsutsugaki) or can tie off a section of the fabric ('tie-dye' or Indian bandhani). In most parts of South-East Asia, the wax is applied using a copper spout allowing the craftsman to create intricate patterns and differing width of line. New areas of wax can be applied and the cloth which is usually cotton or silk, can be re-dyed allowing for greater complexity in design and color. After the design and coloration are finished the wax is removed and the cloth is ready for use. These traditional methods of creating batik are extremely time-consuming and require a high level of skill so various labor-saving devices have been introduced to the process including brushes for the wax and copper stamps that apply the wax. Any hand-produced batik takes a long time and can be very costly, so much of modern batik cloth is in fact batik print, retaining the patterns and colors of batik but without using the wax dying technique. Shirt Printing Malaysia

Stimulus packages, make work projects, financial aid, tax cuts... predictable answers how a government attempts to jump start an ailing economy. Gross domestic product (GDP) decreasing, increase in unemployment, decline in consumer confidence; a few troubling numbers and a team of economists are brought together to advise on preventive steps and the usual answers emerge.

The economic situation we are currently in bed with requires new thinking if it is to be healed in short order. The economy that is in trouble today is not the same economy that was in trouble in the last downturn and so forth. Uniform supplier Malaysia

In mid-2008 116 million American families received a no-string attached cheque courtesy of George Bush's economic stimulus plan. Americans, so the theory behind the US$150 billion package goes, would spend their new found money and thus stimulate the U.S. economy. Americans buying "Made in China" flat screen TVs does not stimulate the U.S. economy, which is what happened.

Can we seriously expect a healthy, if any, ROI from a $25 billion government intravenous to Detroit's Big 3? Unless consumers commit themselves to purchasing, and supporting, American cars then no monetary life support will revive these corporations. All that has been accomplished is delaying the inevitable.

Here is a radical thought; educate consumers the consequences of not purchasing Made in America. When someone loses their job that is another person who is unable to fully participate in the economy. Now they cannot afford the goods and services your job depends on. Undeniably our respective individual economic survival is interdependent. Customade T Shirt Malaysia

Buying foreign made goods does not help you, or your friends and neighbors, keep their job; especially in the one way street global economy politicians have created. Custom shirt malaysia

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