We can translate your ideas into quality finished items using state of the art machinery and the latest print techniques. One of the few EUROPE suppliers to provide a full range of personalisation production methods.
There are a lot of different screen printing options to choose from, but the trick is choosing the right print method to get the desired effect for the correct garment. This can be an overwhelming process so to make it easier, we recommend you take some time to familiarize yourself with the options available. If you have any questions, feel free to fill out our contact form and a team member can help you
Using state-of-the-art Tajima embroidery machines, we guarantee a durable and high quality imprint. 3D and Cording embroidery add dimension to any logo design.
This method allows you to highlight texts, images, logos on a textile surface, that can be both smooth and straight or uneven and embellished. The same embroidered design can look different when sewn on various garments; fabric weight, thickness, weave or content all affect how the stitches will hold up next to each other. Using different frame sizes, you can embroider your desired design at whatever scale you see fit.
Make heat printing a profitable segment of your business!
Ideal for small runs, full- color designs on promotional clothing. Perfect for same day or next day delivery services.
The screen transfer technique can produce brighter images, sharper, with small texts and clear details. One of the major advantages of this procedure is that it allows the quality control of the imprint and its correction before being applied on the item.
Your designed logo or image is transfered on the intended product through heated press. Images and texts can be applied on textiles, paper and other different types of products.
There is no color limitation to restrict your designs. sky is not the limit! We can print beyound that.
The sublimation ink is unique in its capacity to change from a solid state to gas without passing through a liquid form( as dry ice). The conversion is initiated by the heat and controlled by pressure and time.
Sublimation works best on synthetic materials( at least 60% polyester) or on special fabrics, pre-treated to accept sublimation inks.
