The January 2026 issue of WrapFam Unleashed explores real-world challenges facing wrap shops today, from leadership and efficiency to PPF, in-house printing, competitions, and large-scale installs. Featuring industry voices, shop insights, and standout projects, this issue delivers practical perspective for professionals in the wrap and graphics industry.

The December 2025 issue of WrapFam Unleashed features a Cozmez Itasha Centerfold, high-level design workflow from Wrapstock, a deep shop profile, Make-A-Wish at SEMA, lamination insights, full WrapsLIVE and WWWRAP coverage, the new Fusion Beat column, and a holiday wrap gallery from shops across the community.

The November 2025 issue of WrapFam Unleashed brings the full SEMA Show energy — from PG NOLA’s Lamborghini centerfold to new films, shop spotlights, and expert insights driving the wrap world forward.

The October 2025 issue of WrapFam Unleashed pays tribute to the OGs of Horror with spooky design collabs, shop growth insights, and wrap-industry stories that blend creativity, community, and skill.

Mully’s own path began on a different stage: the basketball court. A talented high school shooter, he was recruited by Belmont University and later walked on at the University of Tennessee at Martin.

This article dives into the journey of setting up a wrap shop from the ground up, exploring design decisions, navigating challenges, and the lessons learned along the way.

In business, we’re conditioned to believe that the greatest moments are meticulously planned, perfectly executed strategies that unfold precisely as intended. In my experience, however, the defining moments, the ones that truly shift the trajectory of industries, often arrive unexpectedly…

Not every wrapper starts at the same level, but the right tools can make all the difference. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just getting started, having the best gear matters. That’s why we teamed up with the crew at Masters of Branding (M.o.B.) to find out which tools they rely on every day… 

That was 1988. Göran’s path wasn’t planned, but his knack for invention and eye for improvement shaped what would become a global brand. ROLLSROLLER now exports over 98% of its machines, but its first model was built just for in-house use.

"We’ve had people come and go," Barrett reflects. “But at the end of the day, no one hits the standard we do. So it’s usually just back to me and my brother.”