Printing techniques
DTF
A transfer-based print method often selected for shorter runs, full-color graphics and personalization.
Suitable for:
- full-color graphics
- shorter runs
- personalized orders
Garment branding
Garment printing for businesses, brands and events
We help match the branding technique to the garment, quantity and result you want - from simple prints to more decorative finishes.
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Technique selection
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Project-based quote
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Wholesale or own garments
Scope
DTF · Flex · Haft · Sitodruk
Technique is confirmed after checking material, artwork and quantity.
Technique categories
Match the effect to artwork and apparel
Garment printing
Printing techniques
Techniques used for textile prints, company apparel branding and small or larger runs.
View scope →Apparel embroidery
Embroidery techniques
More structured, refined options often selected for company clothing and premium projects.
View scope →Apparel decoration
Decoration techniques
Special effects, foils and patches that can add a stronger visual detail to the project.
View scope →DTF transfers
Takeaway DTF
A service for customers who need prepared DTF transfers for their own application. Exact file requirements, formats and availability are confirmed during quoting.
View scope →Techniques
Available branding directions
Printing techniques
DTV UV
An option for selected effects and surfaces, with scope confirmed after assessing the project.
Suitable for:
- selected details
- special projects
- items needing assessment
Decoration techniques
Flex Flock
A softer, suede-like foil often selected for simple lettering and marks.
Suitable for:
- lettering
- logos
- suede-like effect
Decoration techniques
Flex Premium
Decorative foils and special effects that can give the print a stronger visual character.
Suitable for:
- special effects
- premium projects
- decorative details
Decoration techniques
Flex UV
A foil option for projects that need a vivid, special visual effect.
Suitable for:
- UV effect
- promotional details
- event apparel
Embroidery techniques
Embroidery
Classic branding with a refined, structured character, often selected for company apparel.
Suitable for:
- logos
- company apparel
- premium apparel
Embroidery techniques
3D embroidery
Raised embroidery for simpler marks, often used when the logo should have a more tactile presence.
Suitable for:
- caps
- simple logos
- premium projects
Embroidery techniques
Special embroidery techniques
Additional embroidery variants selected individually for the artwork, material and expected result.
Suitable for:
- non-standard projects
- premium details
- individual assessment
Printing techniques
Screen printing
A technique often considered for larger, repeatable quantities and simpler color setups.
Suitable for:
- larger runs
- repeatable projects
- simpler color setups
Printing techniques
Sublimation printing
A solution for selected materials, especially where artwork and fabric match sublimation requirements.
Suitable for:
- selected materials
- full-color artwork
- projects needing assessment
Decoration techniques
Patches
Separate branding elements sewn or applied to garments, useful for strong modular identification.
Suitable for:
- workwear
- company collections
- modular elements
Decoration techniques
Printed patches
Patches with printed artwork, often selected for more colorful or illustrative projects.
Suitable for:
- colorful designs
- collection identity
- promotional details
Process
How the process works
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Choose garments
Point us to a wholesale product or describe your own apparel for branding.
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Match the technique
We align the branding method with the material, artwork, quantity and desired look.
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Prepare the artwork scope
We define placement, size, colors and the details needed for a practical quote.
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Quote and production
Once the scope is clear, we respond with costs and the next steps.
Not sure which technique to choose?
Describe the fabric, quantity and expected result. The right technique depends on the garment, artwork, quantity and intended use.
Quote request
Describe the project and we will respond with a quote.
You do not need to know the technique. Garment type, quantity, artwork and desired result are enough to start.
If you have artwork, describe it in the message. You can send the file after first contact.