Overview

Services

All decoration and fulfilment services at a glance, each with process, specifications and honest limits. The four areas stand in the order a job passes through them. Every detail page states quantities, lead times, and what the process deliberately does not cover.

16 services4 groups12 effects
Shelf wall holding hundreds of thread cones in blue and turquoise

Thread store · Embroidery

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Goods

Where it starts: the garment itself, from stock or cut to your own pattern.

02

Decoration

How the design reaches the garment. The run size picks the process, not preference.

Screen printing04Screen printingThe technique for tour and festival: durable colours, hard edges, honest feel. Economical from 50 pieces — and the larger the run, the better the unit price.from 50 pcs1–12 coloursView details →DTG · DTF05DTG · DTFFor test runs, artist drops and runs under 50 pieces: Direct-to-Garment and Direct-to-Film print without screens, without minimums — photorealistic and ready to go at once.from 1 pcphotorealisticView details →Embroidery06EmbroideryAn embroidered logo on a polo, cap or jacket: thread runs through the fabric instead of ink sitting on top. It lasts as long as the garment and feels like more than printed blanks from the first touch.durable & dimensionalembroidery · flex · flock · chenilleView details →Appliqué07AppliquéCraft you can feel. Instead of printing colour, we work with real materials for noticeably more depth: smooth flex cut, classic flock, elaborate chenille patches or detailed woven labels at the hem.tactile & raisedflex · flock · chenilleView details →Sublimation & Transfer08Sublimation & TransferDesigns without limits. Under heat the colour bonds directly with the polyester fibre – the result is a brilliant, full-surface motif with no layer you can feel. For demanding special cases, heat transfer is the perfect choice.all-overphotorealisticView details →Finishing09FinishingThe art of leaving out. Laser engraving and embossing work through the material itself. The motif is worked directly into the fabric, leaving an elegant tone-on-tone result or a striking, tangible relief.laser engravingembossingView details →
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Packing & shipping

What happens after printing: finishing, labelling, storing, shipping.

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Coordination

What holds the job together — data, approvals, deadlines, reorders.

Which process?

Four answers, one recommendation.

Which process fits depends on your artwork and your quantity. Choose what you know and the recommendation runs on the same rules we use to check every quote. The rest is a conversation.

Quantity01
Colours in the artwork02
Garment03
Where on the garment04

Our own figures, not market averages. No price, nothing stored, nothing sent.

Our recommendation

Screen printingone screen per colour

From 50 pieces the unit price drops with every additional one. Full coverage on dark fabric, Pantone to spec, colours that survive 50 washes. How it is printed is your call: plastisol covers solidly, waterbase and discharge sink into the fabric — soft hand, no plastic feel, nothing to crack off.

3 of 12Colours
from 50 · below on requestMinimum
50 washesLasts
Also possible
EmbroideryFor chest logos the most premium form: the thread runs through the fabric and lasts as long as the garment. Not for very fine type or large areas.

Other processes on request.

Directory

Variants & effects.

Every group holds several techniques, every technique several effects — the full list behind the services above.

Decoration
01Digital printingDTGDTF
DTGInk straight into the fibre. No screens and no setup cost, built for photoreal artwork and on-demand runs from a single piece.
DTFPrinted onto carrier film, then heat-pressed onto the garment. Maximum edge definition, highly flexible on blends and nylon.
Digital printing →
02Screen printingPlastisolWaterbaseDischargeScreen-print transfer
PlastisolThe industry standard. Covers on any garment colour, extremely durable, razor-sharp edges.
WaterbaseSoaks into the fabric. Zero hand on light garments. On dark blanks, full opacity usually needs an underbase.
DischargeStrips the garment dye and recolours the fibre. No ink layer to feel. Maximum wearing comfort on dark fabrics.
Screen-print transferPre-printed screen sheets held in stock, pressed only when needed. The efficiency model for fast reorders.
Screen printing →
03Embroidery & appliquéEmbroidery3D embroideryFlexFlockChenilleWoven labelWoven patch
EmbroideryClassic thread instead of ink. Digitised once, then endlessly reproducible and dimensionally stable.
3D embroideryA foam underlay pushes the thread upwards. Hard relief, the standard for premium headwear.
Flexon requestVector-accurate film cuts. Precise edges, ideal for typography, names and numbering.
Flockon requestFlocked film with a velvety viscose surface. Noticeably raised and slightly three-dimensional to the touch.
ChenilleFluffy loop embroidery with college heritage. Creates massive volume and a dominant 3D look on the garment.
Woven labelHigh-resolution woven label. Precise branding for neck, hem or side seam.
Woven patchWoven badge with a merrowed border. Applied as a finished module, sewn or pressed on.
Embroidery & appliqué →
04Sublimation & transferSublimationHeat transfer
SublimationColour turns to gas and dyes the polyester fibre right through. Zero hand, full-coverage capable.
Heat transferThermal transfer for special applications. Solves unusual carrier materials or extremely small runs.
Sublimation & transfer →
05FinishingLaser engravingEmbossing
Laser engravingPrecise material removal by heat. Creates tone-on-tone branding on leather, felt and heavy cotton.
EmbossingMechanical pressure and heat deform the material. The motif remains as a permanent, tangible relief.
Finishing →
Effects — across the processes12

MetallicMetallic foilPuff / 3DGlow in the darkGlitterReflectiveNeon flexDischarge baseMetallic thread3D puff embroideryChenille patchFoil embossing