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Every product we manage uses one of nine core processes: screen printing, embroidery, DTF transfers, heat transfer vinyl, sublimation, UV flatbed, wide-format printing, laser engraving or pad printing. We match the job with a vetted specialist, then manage the details from proof through delivery.
What it is: Ink pushed through a fine mesh screen, one screen per color, then cured in a dryer.
Best for: T-shirts, hoodies, tote bags, posters
Quantity: 12+ pieces
Softest feel and the best price per piece on larger runs of bold, limited-color artwork.
What it is: Your logo is digitized into a stitch file and sewn into the fabric with thread.
Best for: Hats, polos, jackets, bags, beanies
Quantity: 6+ pieces
The most premium and durable decoration. Survives industrial laundering for years.
What it is: Full-color artwork printed onto film, powdered with adhesive and heat pressed on.
Best for: Small runs, photo art, mixed garments
Quantity: 1+ piece
No color limits and no per-color setup, so twelve full-color shirts stay affordable.
What it is: Colored vinyl is cut to shape and pressed on piece by piece.
Best for: Names, numbers, rosters, one-offs
Quantity: 1+ piece
The cleanest way to personalize individual garments without new setup.
What it is: Dye is turned to gas by heat and bonded into polyester fibers.
Best for: Performance wear, mugs, mousepads
Quantity: 1+ piece
The design becomes part of the material — nothing to feel, crack or peel.
What it is: Ink is jetted onto a rigid surface and cured instantly with UV light.
Best for: Signs, panels, coasters, awards, cases
Quantity: 1+ piece
Prints full color directly onto hard, uneven and unusual materials.
What it is: Large rolls of vinyl, fabric or paper printed and finished to size.
Best for: Banners, wraps, decals, window graphics
Quantity: 1+ piece
Outdoor-rated material and laminates so graphics survive sun and weather.
What it is: A laser burns or etches your mark permanently into the material surface.
Best for: Awards, tumblers, wood, leather patches
Quantity: 1+ piece
Permanent, refined and impossible to wash off. The gift-quality option.
What it is: A silicone pad lifts ink from an etched plate and presses it onto the product.
Best for: Pens, keychains, small promo items
Quantity: 50+ pieces
The workhorse process for printing on small, curved promotional products.
Quick answers
Screen printing lays ink into the fabric using one screen per color — softer feel, better price on bigger runs of simple art. DTF prints full-color artwork onto a film that's heat pressed on — no color limits and no setup, so it wins on small quantities and detailed or photographic designs.
It's more premium and more durable, and it's the right choice for hats, polos, jackets and bags. But thread has a minimum detail size, so very small text or hairline artwork prints better than it stitches.
Laser engraving and sublimation are effectively permanent since the mark becomes part of the material. Embroidery is the most durable apparel option, followed by properly cured screen printing.
Usually. UV flatbed printing handles rigid and uneven surfaces, sublimation covers polyester and coated goods, and laser engraving works on wood, leather, metal and glass. Send us the item and we'll tell you what's possible.
Not at all. Tell us the product, the quantity and the artwork, and we'll recommend the process that gets the best result for your budget.
Odd material, tiny quantity, wild idea — those are our favorite projects. Tell us what you're thinking.