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Craftsmanship library
Explore surface, texture and branding routes supported by our in-house development and production equipment.
Material first
A technique that works on cotton may behave differently on a coated shell or open mesh. Start by selecting the garment base.
A physical test matters
Review artwork at intended size on the actual material. Check colour, handle, adhesion or stitch tension before final approval.
DTG printing
Fine artwork printed directly onto a compatible garment surface.
Screen printing
Layered inks for repeatable graphics with controlled coverage.
Sublimation
A dye-transfer direction for compatible synthetic bases and panel artwork.
Puff printing
Raised ink creates a dimensional graphic surface.
Foil printing
Selective reflective metallic accents on compatible fabric.
Reflective printing
Reflective graphics used as a visual design treatment.
Embossing
Pressure and form create a relief detail in compatible material.
Flocking
A short fibre surface gives graphics a soft tactile contrast.
Embroidery
Thread-based artwork for panels, chest details and accessories.
Chenille patches
Dimensional looped patches for varsity and branded layers.
Tie dye
A controlled colour direction with natural variation between garments.
Acid wash
A faded surface direction developed with the chosen base cloth.
Heat transfer
Transferred graphics and branding on suitable garment bases.
Rhinestones
Placed stone details for selected graphic and panel treatments.
Beading
Bead placement adds texture to selected areas of a garment.
Bring your brief to the factory.
Send your reference, quantity and target date. We respond within 12 hours.
Discuss your project