Decoration

Six ways to put your name on it.

Every method runs in our building, so switching between them costs a conversation rather than a new vendor. Tell us the garment and the run size and we’ll tell you which one fits.

Decoration

Ways to decorate

Every method below runs in our building. Pick one, or tell us the job and we’ll pick for you.

Embroidery

Digitized in-house for caps, left chest and heavyweight knits.

DTG printing

Straight into cotton for a soft hand and full-colour art, with no minimum.

Water-based transfers

A print you can barely feel, in full colour, on garments a screen would fight.

Foil and metallic

Metallic thread and foil finishes for drops that need to catch light.

Garment dyeing

Pigment, garment-dye and wash effects applied to finished pieces.

Not sure which method?

Send the artwork and the quantity. We’ll tell you what it should be printed with and why, before you commit to anything.

Ways to decorate

Screen printing

Ink pushed through a mesh screen. Bold, flat colour that holds up on repeat wear.

Embroidery

Stitched thread rather than ink. Reads as considered on caps, polos and outerwear.

DTG printing

Ink jetted straight into the fabric. Full-colour artwork with no screen setup.

DTF transfers

Printed film heat-pressed on. Works across fabrics that will not take direct ink.

Water-based transfers

Ink that sinks into the cotton instead of sitting on it. Soft hand, vintage finish.

Custom patches

Woven, embroidered, chenille or leather, applied to the garment or supplied loose.

Garment dyeing

Colour applied after the garment is made, for washed and pigment finishes.