Which decoration process will be the most effective for your motif?
Here are a few guidelines...
Screen Printing - the 'traditional' way of decorating garments. Suited to designs with sharp details e.g. small lettering or graphic images, and where corporate colours may need to be matched exactly. Screen printing is long lasting and hard wearing as the image is 'baked' at 170C to allow the ink to bond to the fabric.
Embroidery is increasingly the choice for the corporate market and is especially suited to fleecewear and knitted fabrics. Embroidery threads are available in a wide spectrum of colours.
Direct-to-Garment Printing is suited for recreating fantastic full-colour images on to paler shades of fabric. The water-based pigment inks are bonded to the fabric at 180C so the image is very soft to the touch, hard-wearing and fully ironable.
Diamante rhinestones - new for 2010. Add some sparkle to your t-shirts with this dazzling brand new process. Great for simple logos and lettering - call us for more details.
Ceramics are decorated using the sublimation dye process. The image is fired to the ceramic surface in a 'mini-kiln' for a glossy full colour finish.
Please call us on 01981 570343 for advice on which process is best for your needs!
