- Screen printing remains essential for labels, promotional items and varied surfaces.
- Digital printing sprays ink directly onto the surface; fast and high quality for short runs and photos.
- Block (emprime) printing uses a frame and squeegee; no gradients or photos, standard colours only.
- Printing is faster, more economical and more flexible in design than weaving or knitting patterns.
Screen Printing
Although its use has decreased with the development of offset and digital printing, screen printing is still preferred for durable, vivid results on fabric.
Embroidery
Embroidery gives a premium, long-lasting finish for logos and names, ideal for corporate uniforms. We offer both printing and embroidery for personalised, professional branding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Print or embroidery for a logo?
Embroidery looks more durable and corporate; printing suits multi-colour or photographic designs. We decide together based on product and artwork.
When is digital printing preferred?
For short runs, photographic or multi-colour designs and prints larger than standard sizes.
Can block printing do gradients?
No. Block printing cannot reproduce gradients or photos; only standard colours are used.
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