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To
create high impact, professional-looking branded goods, choose
from machine embroidery, screenprinting, transfer printing
or a combination.
Embroidery:
Embroidery
need not blow your budget – in some circumstances
it is more economical than screenprinting.
The first thing we need to do is create a stitch file from your
image. For this, there is a one-off charge, which varies depending
on the complexity of the design. The cost for embroidery is determined
by the number of stitches in a design and the number of items to
be embroidered. Unlike some of our competitors, we do not charge
a Production Set Up fee each time an order is placed.
Before stitching onto any garment, a sample is stitched for you
to check. This is the time to make any changes, check colours and
confirm the overall size of the logo. Once you are satisfied, we
will proceed with stitching onto garments.
Embroidery
thread is vibrant and can add a whole new dimension to whatever
it’s
being stitched onto. The thread is colourfast and will look as
good as new even when subjected to sunlight and
commercial laundering.
We require
good quality images, in any of the following formats: cdr, ai,
eps,
bmp or a large scale high definition jpeg. Files must
be for PC – not Mac. Website quality is too low for us to work
from.
Screenprinting:
Screenprinting requires a film and screen for each colour in your
logo. Therefore the more colours you have, the more expensive this
option would be. However, screenprinting can be more cost effective
when larger volumes are required. The cost of creating films is a
one-off charge as these are kept for future use. Screens on the other
hand, need to be created and charged for on each order.
For colour matching, please supply PMS numbers or colour swatches.
We require
good quality vector images, in any of the following formats: cdr,
ai,
eps or pdf. Files must be for PC – not Mac. Website quality
is too low to work from.
Transfer Printing:
Computer cut graphics or logos, sports letters, numbers and team
names are just some of the uses for heat-set transfers.
Transfers can be applied to cotton, polyester and similar fabrics.
Whilst some coated nylons can be printed onto, some are not compatible.
The make-up of the fabric will need to be known to ensure the best
results.
For colour matching, please supply PMS numbers or colour swatches.
We require
good quality vector images, in any of the following formats: cdr,
ai,
or eps. Files must be for PC – not Mac. Website quality
is too low.
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