Printing & Embroidery · Our Services
Printing & Embroidery
Logo and Graphic Printing
Match apparel printing and embroidery to the artwork, fabric and intended finish. Share artwork dimensions and placement, compare screen printing, DTG, heat transfer and embroidery, and use a sample to review the details.
Our Craft
Six Main Printing and Embroidery Techniques
The same artwork can yield very different results across techniques. We lay out the key points and best-use cases for each.
Screen Printing
Screen Printing
The most common bulk technique, with high color saturation and cost spread across volume. Ideal for large color-block graphics and logos; for dark bases we recommend laying down a white under-base first.
Embroidery
Embroidery
The technique with the strongest texture and highest durability. Ideal for small chest logos, sleeve badges and cap brims; 3D puff embroidery needs a foam backing for a fuller look.
DTG Printing
DTG (Direct-to-Garment) Printing
No screen setup required; ideal for small runs and mixed designs. Rich color depth delivers gradients and photo-quality results, though dark fabrics need pre-treatment.
Heat Transfer
Heat Transfer / Cut Vinyl
Excellent detail reproduction; supports multi-color gradients plus special effects like reflective and laser finishes. Ideal for sportswear, numbers, and fine-line slogans.
Silicone & Puff
Silicone / Puff Printing
Raised, three-dimensional surface. Silicone feels soft and durable; puff printing gives a strong expanded effect. Commonly used for streetwear logos and lettering.
Dye Sublimation
Dye Sublimation
Dye penetrates the fiber for breathable, glue-free prints with vivid, lasting color — ideal for full-coverage all-over prints. Polyester and other synthetics only.
Comparison · Craft Comparison
Pick the right craft quickly
Compare across three dimensions - design features, quantity, and budget - using the table below.
| Craft | Min. Run | Fabric Limits | Color Fidelity | Cost Index | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Screen Printing | 50 pcs | Cotton, linen, blends | ★★★★☆ | ★★☆☆☆ | Basic tees & polos |
| DTG Printing | 50 pcs | Cotton-first | ★★★★★ | ★★★☆☆ | Art tees & custom runs |
| Embroidery | 50 pcs | Structured fabrics | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★☆ | Polos, shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies |
| Heat Transfer | 50 pcs | Cotton, poly, blends | ★★★★☆ | ★★★☆☆ | Graphic tees, sweatshirts, hoodies |
| Silicone Printing | 50 pcs | Cotton, poly, performance | ★★★☆☆ | ★★★★☆ | Sportswear 3D logos |
| Dye Sublimation | 50 pcs | Polyester & synthetics | ★★★★☆ | ★★★☆☆ | Sportswear & cycling |
The minimum run is 50 pieces across all crafts. Star ratings follow common industry practice — color fidelity for the same artwork precision, cost index for per-piece total cost.
Sampling & Validation
Every design is sampled before production
Confirm color code, placement, size, and hand-feel at the sampling stage to avoid rework on bulk orders.
Craft Assessment
After receiving your artwork, we assess fabric compatibility, minimum line width, and number of colors.
Sample Making
Sample with the same fabric and process as bulk, marking color code and placement.
Client Confirmation
Confirm hand-feel, color and actual measurements; re-sample if needed.
Sealed Sample to Production
The sealed sample travels with the bulk order; the line inspects each batch against the sealed standard.
Uncertain About Technique
Not sure which craft to choose?
Send us your artwork and we'll return craft recommendations, cost range, and sampling lead time within 24 hours.
MOQ 50 pieces; samples in 7–10 days, bulk delivered in 35–45 days.
Build Your Custom Apparel Specification
Explore the services behind your garment, from fabric to delivery. Have a tech pack or reference sample? Share your requirements with us.