A printing technique where a design is transferred onto a substrate (such as fabric, plastic, or metal) through a fine mesh screen. Each color in the design requires a separate screen, making it ideal for bold and vibrant designs on various surfaces.

A printing process where a silicone pad picks up ink from an etched plate and transfers it onto a substrate. It's often used for printing on irregularly shaped objects or products with curved surfaces, such as pens, keychains, or drinkware.

A printing method that involves transferring a digital image directly onto a substrate using inkjet or laser technology. It offers high-quality, full-color prints with precise detail and is suitable for small to medium print runs on various materials.

A printing process where a design is printed onto a special transfer paper using inkjet or laser printers and then transferred onto the substrate using heat and pressure. It's suitable for printing on textiles, ceramics, and plastics, offering full-color designs with excellent durability.

A process where a laser beam is used to etch or engrave a design onto the surface of a material, such as metal, wood, glass, or plastic. It creates precise and permanent markings, often used for personalizing products like pens, keychains, or awards.

A decorative stitching technique where a design or logo is sewn onto fabric using colored threads. It's commonly used for adding branding to apparel items such as hats, polo shirts, or jackets, providing a professional and durable finish. Looking for an embroidered patch? See our patches section for more info.

A printing method where heat and pressure are used to transfer dye onto a substrate, such as polyester fabric or coated surfaces like ceramic or metal. It produces vibrant, long-lasting prints with excellent color reproduction, ideal for products like mugs, phone cases, or apparel. (Read more about sublimated methods in the print types section)

A printing technique where ultraviolet (UV) light is used to cure or dry ink onto a substrate almost instantly. It's suitable for printing on various materials, including plastics, glass, acrylic, and metal, offering high-resolution prints with vibrant colors and sharp detail.

A decorative printing process where a metallic or colored foil is applied to a substrate using heat and pressure, creating a shiny and reflective finish. It's often used for adding luxury or premium accents to products like stationery, packaging, or promotional items.

A process where a custom-shaped die is used to cut out specific shapes or designs from materials like paper, cardboard, or vinyl. It's commonly used for creating unique promotional products such as stickers, labels, or custom-shaped packaging.

A type of ink commonly used in screen printing. It's made of PVC particles suspended in a liquid plasticizer, which must be heated to cure and bond to the fabric.

A type of ink used in screen printing that results in a soft, smooth finish on the fabric, often preferred for its comfortable feel on garments.

A type of ink used in screen printing that uses water as the main solvent, making it more eco-friendly and resulting in a softer feel on the fabric compared to plastisol ink.

A printing process where dye is transferred onto a material (usually polyester) using heat, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting colors that are embedded into the material rather than sitting on top. Perfect for sports jerseys, uniforms, and more.

A printing process that utilizes a full spectrum of colors (usually CMYK - cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) to reproduce a wide range of hues and shades in the final print.

A printing process where the design is printed directly onto the fabric using specialized inkjet technology, allowing for detailed and high-quality prints, especially suitable for complex designs and small print runs.

A printing process where the design is printed onto a special film transfer, which is then transferred onto the fabric using a heat press, often used for printing on dark-colored garments.

A patch made by stitching thread onto a fabric backing, commonly used for adding logos, designs, or branding onto garments or accessories. These patches are the most popular and traditional patch style. They are made by sewing embroidery thread into a twill backing. They offer maximum texture & depth. The patches are priced by size & thread fill percentage

A patch made by weaving threads together on a loom to create the design, resulting in a smooth and durable finish, often used for intricate designs or detailed logos.

A type of embroidered patch where foam is inserted underneath the stitching to create a three-dimensional effect, adding depth and texture to the design.

A patch made of genuine or faux leather material, often used for adding a premium or rustic look to garments or accessories.

A patch made of rubber or PVC material, typically molded to create raised or textured designs, offering durability and weather resistance.

A patch created using the sublimation printing process, where the design is transferred onto a polyester fabric using heat and pressure, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting colors with excellent detail reproduction.