Digital Direct To Garment Printing (DTG)

Thanks to technology developed by Kornit (Storm II 931), we can print durable and inexpensive designs without any limitations when it comes to colours and even if you only want to order one piece. It means that we can easily and cheaply print not only personalized designs, but also photos and complex colourful graphics. The size of your print can be up to 50x70 cm.

Digital embroidery

MELCO embroidery machine can embroider any logo, design or inscription on textiles, pre-cut fabrics, hats and other materials. When a larger number of copies is needed, we use 6-head SWF embroidery machine, which is perfect for machine embroidery, badges and 3D embroidery. We can embroider on almost any type of material and fabric.

Thread colours are chosen from MADEIRA Polyneon colour chart, which guarantees the durability of our embroidery. Products such as workwear, towels and dressing gowns can be washed in high temperature.

Sumblimation printing

It is a printing technique which makes use of sublimation. In this process, transfer paper with the printed design is placed on the fabric (usually polyester fabric).

There are two types of sublimation:

- direct sublimation, which is used for white fabrics. There are no colour limits, it is a durable printing method perfect not only for polyester fabrics.

- indirect sublimation, which is used for colourful polyester fabrics.

Screen printing

It is the most common and the oldest method of decorating fabrics. It makes it possible to print a large number of copies and is characterized by high print durability. However, the number of colours is limited and this method cannot be used to print e.g. one T-shirt due to production costs (preparing the screen). On the other hand, a huge advantage of this method is the possibility of using interesting and non-standard inks, for example to achieve a fluorescent, metallic or raised effect.

Flex and Flock foil

This is a kind of inscription transferred on a fabric with the use of high temperature. The inscription is cut out with the use of a plotter, and then welded on a flat press. An asset of marking with the use of flex and flock foil is remarkable durability (at high temperatures of washing as well), and the fact that the colours of foil are really interesting. Other methods of marking, in particular, marking with the use of flock foil, which looks like so-called moss, do not make it possible to achieve this kind of visual appeal. We can mark even just one piece on the majority of materials, however, most possible graphic patterns are in one colour; showing fine details is usually impossible.