Oh Sweet Merch

Van’s packed ✔️

Machines are loaded ✔️

AS Colour Perth we’re coming for you tonight!

If you haven’t RSVP but still want to come it’s not too late!

See you tonight 6–8pm 🤍

Come Join Oh Sweet Merch at Perth’s first merch night at AScolour Perth Store

1st October

6:00–6:30pm — Doors open. Come mingle, grab a drink, get your first look at the full AS Colour range.

6:30–7:00pm — Hands-on session with Q&As We’ll walk you through fabrics and fits ready for your next merch drop

7:00–8:00pm — The fun part: get your AS Colour tote personalised live with embroidery, and print your own exclusive event tee at our screen printing station. Both running the whole night

Free tote. Free tee. Full access to the range. One night only.

Thursday October 1st, 6-8pm, AS Colour Store, West Perth.

Spots are limited — link in bio to RSVP 🖤🤍

Sneak peek: The Merch Night tote 🖤🤍

Every guest gets their own, embroidered live with your initials, right there on the night. Yours to keep, and it doubles as your everyday bag long after.

Come watch it happen in person, October 1st

AS Colour Perth Store

Spots are limited 👉 RSVP link in bio 👀

Building your brand logo in Canva? 👀

Before you finalise those colours, there’s one thing your brand guide is missing for MERCH 👉 Pantone.

Hex codes are built for screens. Pantone is built for physical materials like fabric, thread and print… which means your hex code alone can’t guarantee what your merch actually looks like in real life.

We tested this on a real client brand guide 👇 Same hex code, run through an online converter… 5 different colour matches. That’s a lot of room for error when you’re trying to keep your branding consistent.

So if you’re investing in a brand guide, make sure Pantone is part of it. It’ll save you the guesswork, and the reprints.

📌 Save this for when you’re next briefing a designer or a merch supplier

Your merch should match your brand every single time. Not close. Not “kind of.” Exact.

Pantones gives us exact - Hex codes don’t

Oh Sweet Merch Dusty Pink ink we are mixing in the video? Pantone 694. Every time

If your studio’s pink shifts between your website, your signage, and your merch, it chips away at the polish your brand has built. Consistency is what makes people trust a brand at a glance.

So when we ask for your Pantone code before we start printing, it’s not us being fussy. It’s us protecting the thing that makes your brand instantly recognisable.

The takeaway: if you’re investing in a brand guide, ask your designer for Pantone colours, not just hex codes. Hex works for screens, but it won’t translate the same way to print, embroidery, or fabric.

Getting the Pantone locked in from day one saves you from merch, signage, and packaging all being “almost” the same colour.

The sounds of your merch coming to life 🫶🏼

Thank you Luna n Soul | Quinns Beach Cafe, Perth WA for supporting local

Your merch can look this good too ✨

Custom embroidered tote bag, straight off the embroidery machines and getting packed with care

No shortcuts, just merch that actually matches your brand.

If your studio, salon or wellness brand is still settling for “good enough” merch, then this is your sign.

DM us “MERCH” and let’s design something your clients actually want to wear