Printing methods and artwork
Which print method suits which gift, and how to send your logo.
Screen printing
Ink pressed through a mesh, one colour at a time. Sharp and durable for logos with a few solid colours on bags, notebooks, pens and bottles. The price depends on the number of colours.
Laser engraving
The logo is etched into the surface, so it never fades. Best on metal, bamboo, wood and leather-look items. The result takes the colour of the material underneath, not of your logo.
UV and digital printing
Full-colour printing straight onto the product, good for logos with many colours or gradients on flat or slightly curved surfaces.
Embroidery
Your logo stitched in thread on caps, polo shirts, towels and bags. Very small text does not embroider well.
Heat transfer and sublimation
Full-colour designs applied with heat, used on textiles and specially coated items.
Which methods a product takes
Each product page lists the print positions and methods available for that product, with the price for your quantity.
Sending your logo
- Best: a vector file (PDF, AI, EPS or SVG)
- Also fine for a first preview: a high-resolution PNG or JPG
- Tell us the Pantone colours if your brand has them
- Check the text, spelling, QR codes and sizes on the design we send before you approve it
About colours
Colours on a screen never match print exactly, and they also change with the material. If an exact colour matters, tell us before production.