See below for our main clothing brochure that will fit the majority of your clothing needs! You can also view the other brands we have to offer, or even supply us your own garments!
Today, industrial embroidery is a go-to for enhancing clothing and accessories. Using cutting-edge machines, we seamlessly stitch vibrant patterns and logos onto garments, ensuring a lasting and stylish brand statement. With years of experience and staying updated on the latest technology, materials, and threads, we guarantee top-notch quality.
Transforming your logo or idea into a stunning reality is easy – just share your requirements, and we’ll handle the rest.
Explore the versatility of transfer printing, a superb method compatible with both light and dark fabrics. Here, the design is printed in reverse onto a transparent substrate, and then seamlessly transferred to the garment using an industrial heat press with applied pressure. This technique is particularly effective for medium-sized production runs, typically ranging from 10 to 150 items, ensuring a swift turnaround.
This dynamic process delivers high-quality prints, making it an efficient choice for a variety of fabrics and guarantees a visually striking result.
Sublimation printing is the top pick for team uniforms and custom sports gear.
Folks often wonder, “What’s the deal with sublimation printing versus screen printing?” Well, it’s all about transferring dye to fabric using heat. First, images and graphics are printed on special paper, then placed on the garment and hit with heat. This process bonds the ink to the fabric, giving it a soft, breathable feel. Plus, the best part? The numbers, letters, and graphics won’t peel, fade, or wash out! Sublimation printing rocks because it delivers vibrant, full-color designs that cover the whole fabric.
We supply and design bespoke sports and racewear using this process!
Screen printing is a highly efficient method for producing a larger number of garments quickly and cost-effectively, especially when dealing with larger quantities. This printing technique involves using a mesh screen to transfer ink or dye onto garments.
With screen printing, one colour can be printed at a time using a single screen. Alternatively, multiple screens can be employed to create a multi-coloured design with intricate details. The result is a design that not only looks visually appealing but also has long-lasting durability.
This is a super way to produce quick and cost effective one off items, not the best method if you have a large qty to print, or a multicoloured artwork, best for simple designs in 1-2 colours where the artwork can be layered to create a multicoloured design. Best used for football kit numbers, personalisation on leavers hoodies, Stag and Hen parties, or last minute birthday gimmick ‘quickies’ for example.
