Full Colour Digital Printing is a cutting-edge branding method designed to bring high-quality images to life across a wide variety of products. Whether you're customising labels, badges, fridge magnets, notebooks, or drink bottles, digital printing ensures vibrant results.
Embroidery is a premium branding method for fabric products such as clothing, caps, bags, and other textiles. It offers a high perceived value and a unique, slightly raised effect that other processes can’t replicate.
Laser engraving is a method that delivers a permanent, high-quality finish by using a laser to mark products with your logo or design. This technique works best on materials like metal, glass, leather, and wood. Since the final result can vary depending on the material
Pad printing is a cost-effective choice for decorating products with one or two-colour logos. This method uses a silicone pad to transfer ink onto the product. The process involves the pad being pressed into the ink and then onto the product, making it ideal for printing on uneven or curved surfaces like drink bottles, cups, and anti-stress items.
Screen printing involves applying UV inks directly onto a product's surface by pushing ink through a fine mesh screen using a squeegee. This method typically prints one colour at a time, making it ideal for logos with a single colour. If your design has multiple colours, additional screens are used, and pricing depends on the number of colours printed.
There are several types of badges and patches available, including traditional patches, Supasub, Supaflex, and Supaetch. These can be applied to a variety of products such as blankets, beanies, scarves, and jackets, offering a versatile branding option for items that may be difficult to decorate with other methods.
Full-colour transfers, also known by names like Supacolour or Colourflex, are ideal for creating vibrant, sharp prints in full colour. This method is commonly used on clothing, headwear, and bags, providing excellent detail and a premium finish.