Decorating with a heat transfer is ideal for complex artwork or photographs. This full color printing technique uses a four-color process (CMYK) to produce colorful and detailed decoration.

Bring your artwork to life with vibrant colors and versatile printing techniques. Print is the decoration of a product through the application of ink via an automated or manual process involving screens or silicone pads onto a substrate.  

This technique is ideal for complex artwork or photographs. Full-color printing utilizes a four-color process (CMYK) to create vibrant, detailed decorations.

Sublimation printing uses heat and pressure to transfer dye directly into fabric. Unlike traditional printing methods that leave ink on top of the fabric, sublimation permanently bonds the color into the fibers. The end result is vibrant, long-lasting prints that won’t fade, crack or peel.

Give your logo a polished and professional appearance by laser engraving. Artwork is laser engraved by removing the top coat of the product revealing the product's color beneath.

Embroidery is a decorating technique that uses thread to produce a sophisticated look. Whether you are looking for subtle tone-on-tone or bold and colorful, this versatile technique makes a lasting impression.

There are endless options when it comes to patches.

• Embroidered Patches.
• Woven Patches.
• PVC Patches.
• Heat Transfer
• Iron on Patches.
• Leather Patches.
• Hook and Loop Patch.
• Chenille Patches.

Both methods use metal plates to press or imprint your design into the product you're customizing. Embossing results in a design that's raised up from the surrounding material, and debossing results in a design that's stamped down or recessed into the surrounding material.

Utilize this wrapping decoration technique on drinkware and pens to enlarge your logo, make a big impact and enhance your brand impressions.

Foil stamping is a specialty printing process that uses metal dies, heat and pressure, to apply foil films. Foil stamping has a wide range of applications, including; Stationery. Labels. Product packaging

Direct to garment (DTG) printing is a printing method in which ink is applied directly to a garment using specialized inkjet technology. It is also a good choice for printing on dark-colored garments, as the ink used in DTG printing is designed to be absorbed by the fabric and is therefore less likely to appear faded or washed out.

Direct to Film (DTF). This technique involves printing your design directly onto a film and then transferring it to a T-shirt made of cotton, polyester, or their blends, regardless of their colour, as it can work with white ink.

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• Hard Enamel
• Soft Enamel
• LogoDome
• Iron Die Struck
• Sandblast or Die-cast
• 3D or Cut-out
• Offset-Printed
• Bobbler

Glitter printing uses a dense specialty finish that adds pop, sparkle and elegance in any color to any printed piece, including gift cards, credit cards, packaging, retail POP displays, book covers, and greeting cards.

Offset printing is a common printing technique in which the inked image is transferred (or "offset") from a plate to a rubber blanket and then to the printing surface.

Puff ink printing is a form of screen printing that utilizes specialty ink mixed with a foaming agent activated by heat. The ink is printed using a conventional screen printing technique. Then, as the garment passes through the dryer, the ink puffs up and expands.