Embroidery
As mentioned before, this is a great way to achieve quality personalisation on most clothing and headwear.
Embroidery should be the preferred means of branding most garments, as it produces the most enduring quality finish. It is ideal for company names, text of any sort, multi coloured logos and any discreet branding. more... |
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Screen Printing
Used for most plastic items including pens and clothing.
Screen printing is less expensive than embroidery and more effective for heavier branding. It is ideally suited for covering a large area on a garment and creating a striking image or logo. more... |
Tampo (or Pad) printing
Quite simply, pad printing is a process of transferring an image from an etched cliché (printing plate) on to a product, using silicone pads and pad printing inks.
With the versatility of pad printing, it is of course possible to print on to a diverse range of promotional products - including pens, lighters, golf balls, calculators, mugs to name but a few. more...
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Heat Sealing
Simple and effective garment decoration.
The increasing demand for low volume runs of personalised clothing, combined with the ease and speed of producing transfers, makes heat sealing very popular for decorating sports, leisure and promotional wear. more... |
Technical Requirements
Finished artwork is required for all personalised orders. The specific format is dependant upon the personalisation method required for your chosen product. We prefer it in an editable .eps file otherwise a small charge will be made to produce the artwork in this workable format.
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