Non-silkscreen

Direct printing (digital printing, DTG) is a machine based printing method using the CMYK colour process and solvent inks.

Thermotransfer method uses a transfer film which is heat-pressed directly onto the garment.

DTF (direct to film) printing is a machine based silkscreen method which prints onto a transfer film.

Thermotransfer method using an extra thick transfer film that has a soft rubbery effect.

Metal transfer is a thermotransfer method using a metal based foil, giving a variety of glossy metalic effects.

Holographic reflector transfer is a thermotransfer method using a metal based foil, that reflects light with the full colour spectrum.

Imprint is a process where the garment is forced over a template, resulting in a permanent raised effect.

A digitally printed image with beaded accents embroidered by hand.

UV DTF uses a UV printer to print directly to film without the need for ink which can be applied to any hard surface.

Embroidery beads are applied by hand, and accent a printed image.

Embroidery is a machine process of applying the image with needles and threads.

Silkscreen printing on labels, tapes, and textiles using plastisol inks of a variety of styles.

Flextran is a new and exciting 3-D process created by Ralph Keehn. This process is one of the newest technologies for applying a logo to a garment.