Intense solid colours with maximum detail definition
Screen-print transfer combines the quality of screen printing with the versatility of transfer printing. The design is first screen-printed onto special paper and then transferred to the product using heat. This produces intense, flat colours that are highly durable, even on tricky areas or garments that cannot be printed directly.
Advantages
- Allows printing of exact Pantone® colours
- Intense, flat colours with good opacity
- More durable than digital transfers
- Ideal for garments that undergo frequent washing
Limitations
- Limited number of colours
- Not suitable for photographic or gradient designs
Full colour printing with a eye catching and a soft touch
Digital transfer prints the design in high resolution onto a special transfer paper, which is then applied to the item using heat and pressure. This technique allows complex logos and full-colour photographs to be reproduced with excellent definition, even at small sizes.
Advantages
- Reproduces complex images and full-colour photographs
- No need to specify Pantone® colours
- Soft feel on the surface
- Vivid, high-quality colours
Limitations
- Less durable than direct techniques such as screen printing
- Transfer sheet may wear with heavy washing or friction
- Not recommended for surfaces subjected to continuous wear
The technique that combines full-colour printing with the textured finish of embroidery
The printed patch with embroidered border combines a fabric base, where the design is reproduced in full colour through printing, with a stitched perimeter border that adds dimension and a high-quality finish. It is ideal for uniforms, backpacks, or garments where the patch needs to be easily applied or removed.
Advantages
- Allows full-colour printing inside the patch
- Embroidered border adds dimension and visual quality
- Ideal for uniforms, clubs, or special editions
Limitations
- The patch adds an extra layer to the garment
- Not as integrated as direct embroidery
A engraved leather patch that adds a distinctive identity
The engraved leather patch is made from synthetic leather, with the logo applied either by laser or heat embossing, and then sewn onto caps, backpacks, or various garments. Ideal for brands aiming for a warm, traditional image, as it provides a rustic and authentically stylish look.
Advantages
- Handcrafted, highly distinctive appearance
- Adds a sense of quality to caps and accessories
- Durable, long-lasting engraving
Limitations
- The engraving colour depends on the shade of the leather
- Adds an extra piece to the item; not a direct marking
3D embroidery that adds volume and character to your brand with Pantone colors
3D embroidery with Pantone reference combines volume with precisely matched brand colors. Threads are stitched over a foam base, ensuring results that stay true to the brand identity on caps, jackets, and premium promotional apparel.
Advantages
- Strong visual impact thanks to 3D texture
- Threads selected according to corporate Pantone® colors
- Highly durable and long-lasting finish
- Ideal for high-end garments and accessories
Limitations
- Not recommended for logos with fine details
- May show slight variations from the printed Pantone® color
- Not suitable for very fine fabrics
- Higher cost compared to other embroidery methods
Embroidery with Pantone-matched threads for a professional look
Pantone-matched embroidery allows you to select threads that closely match your brand’s corporate colors. The design is stitched directly onto the fabric, combining the premium finish of embroidery with enhanced color accuracy. It’s ideal for companies that pay close attention to their visual identity on uniforms, caps, and textile accessories.
Advantages
- High-quality appearance
- Greater accuracy with corporate Pantone® colors
- Very durable, resistant to wear and washing
- Consistent brand image across all garments
Limitations
- Slight variation possible compared to printed Pantone® colors
- Not suitable for very small or highly detailed logos
- Higher cost than basic printing techniques
- Limited number of colors compared to digital printing