Screen printing
Screen printing can suit bold repeat designs on compatible garments and bags. Colour count, print area, fabric and order quantity affect the setup and result.
Embroidery
Embroidery gives compact crests and text a stitched finish on suitable polos, hoodies, jackets and caps. Fine detail, gradients and very large areas may need artwork changes.
DTF and heat transfer
Transfer methods can reproduce detailed or multi-colour graphics on compatible fabrics. Confirm hand feel, stretch, care and surface suitability for the selected garment.
Product-specific printing
Pens, bottles, mugs, folders and awards use processes suited to their shape and material. Ask for the current print area and proof rather than assuming an apparel method applies.
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Frequently asked questions
Is embroidery always more durable than printing?
Durability depends on the garment, method, setup and care. Select the method for the exact product and artwork.
Which method is best for a multi-colour logo?
A transfer or suitable product-specific process may reproduce detail, but fabric, placement and quantity still need review.
What artwork file should be supplied?
Send the highest-quality vector or original file available, plus brand colours and placement instructions. The production team can confirm usable formats.