Our branding methods
The Process
We typically use this method for small-volume orders, highly detailed designs with many colours, or artwork that includes gradients and colour transitions.
The desired graphic is first printed onto a special transfer paper using a digital printer, usually an inkjet or laser printer. The design is then heat-pressed onto the garment or product, effectively transferring the print to the material. The final print can be produced in full colour or in black and white.
Preparation Process
Advantages
Fast turnaround, as no screens need to be prepared (unlike traditional screen printing).
Ideal for creating highly detailed, photo-quality prints.
Suitable for a wide range of materials, including cotton, polyester, leather, and more.
Recommended For
- Hoodies and sweatshirts
- Jackets
- Sports bags
- T-shirts with fine-line, highly detailed designs
Lead Time
If you have a specific deadline, please let us know when requesting a quote. We only accept orders when we can confidently complete them within the required timeframe.