3D embroidery

A technique that allows you to personalise different types of fabric, achieve a high quality finish and achieve perfection with three-dimensional personalisation in relief.

Suggested applications: caps, shirts, towels, blankets.

Find out more about this technique in the personalisation procedures manual here.

Sleeve - Digital printing

Digital printing, with a pre-cut, made on small 360º films that can be adapted to the shape of the product, allowing for a greater area of personalisation. This technique means personalisation on the band and not on the product. A premium touch that enhances the product experience.

Applicable materials or products: Paper band.

Digital Transfer

Transfer process optimised for digital printing of small quantities, without colour limits.

Suggested applications: briefcases, rucksacks, non-woven bags, textiles, umbrellas.
 

Embroidery

The well-known embroidery technique allows customization on good quality fabrics with great quality and perfection. Embroidery replicates designs with a large variety of colours and distinct lines. 

Used on: towels, blankets, caps, conference bags.

Hot Stamping

Hot stamping consists of reproducing designs by means of a hot press on leather or imitation leather products. Furthermore, this technique allows transferring a metallic or pigment finish, adding color to the branding. 

Used on: key rings, diaries, notebooks, wallets.

Doming

Doming consists of applying a clear resin (epoxy) on a printed slip. This layer of resin produces the effect of depth and protection and results in a 3D effect. The end result is shiny, resistant and durable.

Used on: Usb flash drives, key rings, pens.

Laser

Laser engraving is a precise and long-lasting method. The laser beams engrave the design on hard surfaces. Besides metal, it can also be used on wood, leather/PU and glass with exquisite and elegant results. 

Suggested applications: ball pens and metal key rings, wooden products, card holders, cork products.

Screen Printing

Screen printing is a printing technique which provides trustworthy and long-lasting results.  This method can be used on smooth surfaces; printing in high definition even with more than one colour. 

Used on: notepads, rulers, pill boxes.
 

Rotary Screen Printing

Rotary screen printing is similar to the process of screen printing, but optimized for 360º printing. This process is indicated for pens.

Used on: pens.

Textile Printing

A method similar to silkscreen printing, however optimized to be used on textiles. 

Suggested applications: aprons, cotton bags, textiles, non-woven bags.
 

Sublimation

Sublimation offers the advantage of being able to be used on concave surfaces, producing well-defined designs. It also results in a design highly resistant to extreme temperatures. 

Suggested applications: mugs, bottles, thermoses.

Pad Printing

Process used mainly for printing small objects like pens. It is very versatile and adapts to curvy shapes. It is the most economical solution for various products.  

Suggested applications: ball pens, USB sticks, key rings.

Debossing

Debossing is a printing technique where a design is stamped or pressed into a material, creating a recessed or sunken impression. It's the opposite of embossing, where the design is raised. 

Digital UV

UV printing offers great advantages like speed and high quality guarantee.  This technique is very appealing for printing in several colours. Ideal for small quantities and can be applied on plain or slightly curved surfaces.  

Used on: pens, keyrings, rulers, notebooks.

Stickers

Printing vinyl stickers with photographic quality and a wide variety of sizes and shapes.

Suggested applications: pencil boxes, games, cardboard boxes.
 

Embossing

Embossing is the art of creating raised patterns on the surfaces of paper, leather, metal, or other materials. The term, “embossing,” is derived from the French word “bosse,” which means a bump, a description of the raised effect that the embossing process creates.

Hydroglaze

Hydroglaze is a technique that consists of spraying any pantone color, with a matt or glossy finish, onto glass, ceramic or porcelain.

Suggested applications: mugs

Digital Printing

Digital printing involves printing paper, with photographic quality. This technique is widely used for labels or pins.

Suggested applications: paper.

Direct To Garment

Textile direct printing is a full colour digital printing technique for textiles, ideal for small quantities.

Suggested applications: textiles, t-shirts, sweatshirts.

Sandblasting

Sandblasting, creates a 3D effect with great detail. This technique is ideal for glass, ceramic or porcelain.

Suggested applications: mugs, glasses, thermoses.

Circular UV (360)

Circular UV is identical to the UV process, but optimized for 360° printing. 

Suggested applications: bottles, thermoses.

Rotary Laser

Laser technique optimized for 360º usage.

Suggested applications: bottles, glasses, ball pens.