Ideal Images has relocation sale - lots of special prices
Ideal Images, 114 E. College Ave., Bluffton, is having a relocation sale with $2, $5, and $10 tables, according to Rachel Webster, owner. The sale is underway now.
Ealier this month Webster announced that it is expanding and moving one site to Lima and retaining another in Bluffton at a new location.
"We are proud to be a member of the Bluffton community and will celebrate our fourth successful year in business on Jan. 24," said Webster.
“As we enter into our fourth year, serving the needs of the business, school, and industrial custom apparel world, we are pleased to announce Ideal Images will expand our operations.”
Webster said that Ideal images will continue its retail position in Bluffton and will have an additional operation in Lima.
“We have had such tremendous success in Bluffton for the past three years we were in need of additional operation space due to equipment, production and employees,” said Webster.
Ideal Images provides in-house embroidery, custom designed apparel and screen printing to businesses, schools and the industrial community.
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