Printing Methods
We use the best technique for your design
Our team of embroiders work simultaneously with 15 machine heads for efficient production. Our Happy machines and Madeira threads provide highly durable results with a professional finish. This makes embroidery an ideal choice for long lasting businesswear, hospitality uniform or industrial clothing as it can withstand the pressure of any work environment.
This method works best with clear, simple logos so that text is easy to read and lines are crisp and clear. With such a professional finish, these garments are a walking advertisement for your own business.
Direct-to-Garment (DTG) printing is the ideal solution for intricate designs featuring multiple colours, smooth gradients, fine details, and photographic-quality artwork. Before printing, each garment is pre-treated to create a surface that allows the ink to bond effectively with the fabric, resulting in vibrant, long-lasting prints. The garment is then carefully loaded into our DTG printer, where premium water-based textile inks are applied directly to the fabric with exceptional precision. Each item is individually cured to ensure a durable, soft-feel finish with outstanding colour vibrancy and wash durability.
DTG printing is perfect for colourful artwork, photographs, gradients, and detailed logos, making it an excellent choice for both one-off custom garments and large production runs.
Vinyl printing uses heat to transfer logos onto garments. Logos are digitally created and sent to the vinyl cutter which scores outlines into pieces of vinyl. Each colour of a logo is cut separately to be carefully peeled by the printing staff and then sealed onto the garment using a heat press. Each colour is positioned and placed one by one and stamped for a vibrant finish that stands out. Simple designs work best for this method
This method allows us to be a little more flexible with printing size to create larger designs for the back of hoodies and much smaller designs for face masks or baby garments for example. Vinyl printing can also be used on almost any item to guarantee consistency over a full range of clothing. See the below images for some unique live examples.
This printing method uses a custom made screen similar to a stencil that attaches to the large screen printer. Each colour in the design requires a different screen placed accordingly on the machine. Our screen printing team can then place garments on the first platen and allow the screen printer to move in a circle to each consecutive position. Rollers drag ink over each stencil to leave behind the design perfectly on the clothing. Once an item has made the full circle, our team can then remove them and dry them through a machine to set the ink in place.
This method is suitable for large orders over 100 garments and produces a high quality, smooth and glossy print finish.
