Screenprinting
A classic and cost-effective method that uses ink pushed through a mesh screen onto fabric. Ideal for bulk orders and vibrant designs with solid colors.
embroidery
Uses stitched thread to create a raised, textured design. Known for its durability and professional look, embroidery is great for logos on hats, polos, and jackets.
Direct To Garment DTG
Works like an inkjet printer but for fabric, printing detailed and full-color images directly onto garments. Best for small runs and complex designs.
Heat Transfers
Designs are printed onto special transfer paper and then applied to fabric using heat and pressure. This method is versatile, allowing for detailed, full-color prints.
Patches
Embroidered, woven, leather, sublimated, or PVC patches can be sewn or heat-applied to garments for a stylish, layered effect. Great for branding and uniform applications.
Laser engraving
Uses a high-powered laser to etch designs into materials like leather, denim, or even wood. Offers a sleek, precise, and long-lasting finish.
