This is the most popular method of branding headwear, bags and most garments. Embroidery provides a more corporate and retail look with a high perceived value. Prices are based on the number of stitches in the logo rather than the number of colours. A free set up for orders over 50 units is also offered. NB* All quotes containing embroidery are based on up to 7500 stitches unless otherwise specified.

A highly effective method of achieving a spot colour or 4 colour process branding on garments and other materials, particularly if a large branding area is required. A white down print must be applied (and is an additional colour) to any garment that is not white.

The perfect way to brand small items, with a general maximum print area of 5 x 5cm this method is usually reserved for stationery items and executive accessories.

Similar to a screen print only the design is applied on a sheet in reverse and then covered with a fine powder glue. The design is then applied with a heat press to the chosen product. Limited by size and product, this is most commonly used on bags, compendiums, caps and similar items with a porous surface.

A process where by your logo is stamped under great pressure which leaves a fine metallic foil within the specified area. Great on diaries, awards, leather goods etc...

A digitally programmed laser etches your chosen logo permonently with perfect precision onto almost any metal surface. This process is best for single colour logos and is superb for fine lines and intricate details.

Similar to foil stamping, embossing is a process in which your logo is stamped under great pressure into the actual surface of your product.  This is generally only done on soft surfaces such as leather & PVC. It is an ideal way to brand diaries, personal organisers, etc in a classic and subtle manner.

 

Acceptable Artwork Format

Artwork can be submitted in Adobe Illustrator Version CS2 or earlier and / or EPS file. PC files are preferable, however Macintosh files will also be accepted. Text must be converted to outlines or embed font types. Nominate PMS colours, confirmation numbers and fonts used when emailing or sending artwork on disk. Always supply a hard copy of the artwork with your electronic file (if possible for multi colour artwork supply a colour copy). This will help us identify if the art has corrupted in the email process.

Due to restrictions involved in some processes, all logos must be viewed to determine suitability. This ensures you brand can be showcased in the best possible way.