Decoration laboratory
Thread, ink, heat and surface each change how a graphic feels, ages and holds its character on the garment.
Test the three core routes ↓
Live material selector
Move between embroidery, screen print and digital print. The gallery holds the visual evidence; the index below names the specialist routes.
24 production methods
Thread, relief and dimensional construction
Classic technique, clean lines, ideal for logos and text
Raised design using foam for a dimensional effect
Textured, fuzzy finish resembling varsity lettering
Vintage aesthetic with looped stitches, popular for workwear
Fabric patches stitched onto the garment for layered designs
Large-area coverage for statement pieces
Ink, mesh and controlled layers
Soft hand feel, eco-friendly, integrates into the fabric
Vibrant, opaque colours. Industry standard
Photoluminescent ink that charges and glows
Expands when heat-cured for raised 3D texture
Removes dye and replaces with colour for ultra-soft feel
Metallic finish for reflective, premium designs
Thick, rubber-like raised print for bold branding
Velvet-textured finish with short fibers
Full-colour photographic prints
Unlimited colour and photographic detail
Inkjet printing directly onto fabric, ideal for cotton
Printed onto film then heat-transferred, works on any fabric
Dye infuses into polyester for permanent all-over prints
Cut or printed vinyl, ideal for names and small runs
Material effects outside the standard print lane
Precision cuts and surface etching
Custom patches, sewn or heat-applied
Durable, flexible raised prints
3M-style reflective material for visibility
Enzyme, stone, and acid wash aesthetics
The right route is product-specific
The same design can feel entirely different in thread, water-based ink or a dimensional finish. Start with the garment and intended result.
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