LABELS & DECORATIONS

Chenille is a soft and fuzzy yarn that is made by wrapping short lengths of yarn around a core, creating a plush and velvety texture. Its soft, textured appearance and plush feel adds depth and dimension to designs, making them stand out. Its fuzzy texture gives a vintage, retro vibe that is perfect for sports and varsity themes.

With advancements in digital printing technology, it is now possible to print high-quality images, graphics, and text onto various fabrics. Custom print decoration allows for full-color designs and intricate details that cannot be achieved with other decoration methods. It is a cost-effective and efficient way to produce custom apparel in small quantities or large batches.

Debossed printing is a unique decoration technique that involves pressing a design into the surface of a fabric, creating a subtle and sophisticated effect. The process involves creating a metal die with the design, which is then pressed onto the fabric using a specialized machine. The result is a design that is recessed into the fabric, creating a subtle yet tactile texture. Debossed printing is a durable and long-lasting decoration method that adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to any apparel item.

Embroidery is a classic and timeless apparel decoration method that has been used for centuries. This technique involves sewing a design onto fabric using colored threads, creating a textured and dimensional decoration. Embroidery offers several benefits, including the ability to create intricate and detailed designs with a variety of textures and finishes. It also adds durability to the garment, making it ideal for creating custom apparel items that will last a long time.

Puff print is a unique and eye-catching decoration method that creates a three-dimensional effect on fabric. This technique involves printing a design onto the fabric using a special ink that expands when heated, creating a raised and puffy texture. Puff print offers several benefits, including the ability to create designs with a unique tactile feel and enhanced visual interest. It is ideal for adding depth and dimension to logos, text, and graphics.

This combination technique involves using screen printing to apply a base layer of ink onto the fabric, followed by adding embroidery on top of the printed design. The result is a highly detailed and textured decoration that offers the best of both worlds: the bold and vibrant colors of screen printing combined with the intricate and tactile textures of embroidery. 

Screen printing is a printing technique that has been around for centuries, and has evolved over time to become a highly efficient and accurate method for printing designs on a variety of surfaces. It is ideal for creating bold and vibrant designs with crisp lines and bright colors. It can also produce a wide range of effects, such as using special inks to create metallic, glitter, or glow-in-the-dark prints, and can also be used to create intricate designs with fine lines and details.

Silicone printing involves applying a layer of liquid silicone ink onto the fabric, which is then cured or dried to create a 3D effect. It is a popular choice for adding a unique and eye-catching element to apparel designs. The silicone ink is highly durable and can withstand repeated washing and wearing without cracking or fading, making it a great option for creating long-lasting designs on clothing. It can be used to create a variety of effects, from a subtle glossy sheen to a bold, tactile texture.

Sublimation printing uses heat and pressure to transform ink from a solid to a gas state, allowing it to permeate the material’s fibers or coating. The result is a vibrant and long-lasting print that doesn’t fade, peel, or crack. For all-over printing on apparel, the cut and sew technique is used. This involves printing the design onto a large piece of fabric, which is then cut and sewn into the desired garment shape. This technique allows for precise placement of the design on the garment, ensuring that the print covers the entire surface area.