Chest
A compact front logo; position and size are confirmed for your garment.
Printing, embroidery & engraving
See how a logo can look on fabric, bags or hard goods. Explore the methods and placements that suit your product.
Branding methods
Compare the finishes. The right method depends on your artwork, product material and quantity.
Direct-to-film (DTF)
Detailed multicolour artwork transferred onto suitable garments.
Screen printing
Printed ink for bold graphics; discuss colours and run size.
Sublimation
Full-colour artwork on suitable polyester or coated blanks.
Heat transfer
Applied graphics; suitability depends on the fabric and finish.
Vinyl lettering
Cut graphics, names and numbers for suitable garments.
Embroidery
Stitched logos and lettering on suitable garments, caps and bags.
UV DTF for hard surfaces
Transfer graphics for suitable bottles, boxes and other hard goods.
Laser engraving
An engraved mark on compatible metal, wood or other surfaces.
Logo placement on apparel
Compare a chest, back or sleeve placement on a polo.
Back
A larger area for a team name, message or artwork.
Sleeve
A secondary logo, event mark or text on the sleeve.
Prepare your artwork
Find out which files to share and what to review on the artwork proof.
See the artwork guideWhich branding method suits my product?
Share the product material, your artwork, approximate quantity and intended use. The team can discuss suitable methods and explain which details can be reproduced clearly.
What should I check on the artwork proof?
Check the logo version, spelling, colours, width and placement on each item. Ask about a physical sample if you need to compare the material or finish before a larger run.
Discuss your requirements
Tell us what you have in mind. You can share a quantity, artwork or delivery date when you’re ready.