How we brand
Branding methods
Five ways we put your logo on a product, and what each one suits. Not sure which to choose? Ask for a quote and we’ll recommend one.
Method 1 of 5
Screen printing
Ink is pushed through a fine mesh screen, one screen per colour. It gives solid, opaque colour that lasts through washing, and the per-piece cost falls as the quantity rises — so it suits logos with a few flat colours printed on fabric in bulk.
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Method 2 of 5
Embroidery
Your logo is stitched into the fabric with thread. It has a raised, textured finish that looks premium and outlasts print. Very fine detail and gradients don’t stitch well, so simple, bold logos work best.
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Method 3 of 5
Sublimation
Heat turns special ink into a gas that bonds with a coated or polyester surface, so the print becomes part of the item rather than sitting on top. It handles full colour and photographs, but needs a white or light, sublimation-ready surface.
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Method 4 of 5
Laser engraving
A laser marks the surface itself, so there is no ink to fade or scratch off. The result is a single-tone, understated finish that suits metal, wood and leather gifts.
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Method 5 of 5
UV printing
Ink is printed directly onto the item and cured instantly with UV light. It gives sharp, full-colour prints on flat, hard surfaces that other methods can’t reach.
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Not sure which method suits your product?
Send the product and your logo. We’ll recommend a method and send a mock-up.