Printing methods
The right technique for every product. We will help you choose the best option for your logo and product.
Screen printing
The most popular technique
Ink is pressed through a mesh screen directly onto the product surface. Ideal for large runs with simple designs. Bright, durable colours.
- Apparel
- Bags
- Textiles
DTF transfer printing
For textiles
The design is printed on a special PET film and then transferred to the fabric. Full-colour printing, suitable even for a single piece. Ideal for photographs and complex designs.
- T-shirts
- Hoodies
- Sportswear
Pad printing
For hard surfaces
Ink is transferred to the product with a silicone pad. Suitable for uneven and curved surfaces where screen printing is not possible.
- Pens
- Mugs
- Plastic items
Embroidery
Premium technique
The design is stitched with thread directly into the fabric. An elegant, professional look with a tactile feel. The longest-lasting technique for apparel.
- Polo shirts
- Caps
- Jackets
Engraving
For metal and wood
A laser or mechanical engraver marks the design into the material surface. An elegant result that does not wear off. Suitable for premium gifts and long-lasting products.
- Pens
- Keyrings
- Mugs
Digital printing
Full colour
The digital file is printed directly, with no printing plates. Suitable for small runs and full-colour designs with photographs.
- Mugs
- Gift items
- Cushions
Not sure which technique is best?
Tell us about your product and logo, and we will recommend the best solution.