Branding Solutions

Learn about the advantages and limitations of each branding option we offer:

What is “Faux Embroidery”?

Faux Embroidery is a specialised Colourflex® Transfer process that recreates the look and feel of traditional embroidery — without the limitations of needle and thread. Your supplied artwork is digitally “stitched” using advanced digitisation techniques that add texture, depth, and a realistic embroidered appearance. Because Faux Embroidery is printed rather

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What is “Prism Digital Print”?

Prism Digital Print is a cutting-edge UV-DTF (Direct to Film) branding technology designed to deliver high-resolution, full-colour decoration on a wide range of products. Using CMYK, White, and Varnish inks, this method creates glossy, vibrant artwork with incredible clarity and durability. Instead of printing directly onto the product, Prism Digital

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Colourflex vs DigiFlex Transfers: Which is Right for Your Branding?

When it comes to branding apparel and fabric items, Colourflex and DigiFlex Transfers are two of our most popular options. Both deliver full-colour, durable, professional results. Depending on your order size and whether you need personalisation, one method will be the clear winner. What is a Colourflex Transfer? Colourflex Transfers

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What is “Rotary Digital Printing”

Rotary Digital Print is a highly sought after process, ideal for detailed, full-colour branding — and it’s easy to see why. This direct-to-product process uses UV inks and a precision varnish coating to produce vibrant, high-quality artwork with a sleek gloss finish. Applied through inkjet print heads and ideal for

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What is “Screen Printing”

Screen Printing is achieved by forcing ink through a fine mesh screen with a squeegee onto the product and is ideal for branding flat objects. Screen printing offers affordable single and multi-colour artwork across large branding areas, making it an appealing option for branding on a budget. Advantages of Screen

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What is “Wide Format Printing”

This production method is used for printing solvent ink-jet ink “roll to roll” onto rolls of vinyl media up to 1.6m wide. This printing process uses CMYK+O values. Advantages of Wide Format Printing Limitations of Wide Format Printing Artwork Requirements of Wide Format Printing You can supply your own artwork,

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What is a “Digital Print”

This production method is used for printing media such as paper, vinyl and magnetic material used in the manufacture of labels, badges, and fridge magnets etc. This printing process uses CMYK values. Advantages of Digital Printing Limitations of Digital Printing Artwork Requirements of Digital Printing You can supply your own

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What is a “Digital Label”

Digital adhesive labels are used to brand your products (DIY application), to products that cannot be branded with any other method. They are printed with a digital printing press. Advantages of Digital Labels Limitations of Digital Labels Artwork Requirements for Digital Labels You can supply artwork for your labels or

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What is a “Silicone Digital Print”

This production method is a CMYK+W digital branding process designed specifically for silicone surfaces. Advantages of Silicone Digital Print Limitations of Silicone Digital Print Artwork Requirements of Silicone Digital Print We will set up the artwork for you and supply an electronic draft to help you visualise what the end

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What is “Direct Digital Printing”

Direct digital printing involves the transfer of ink directly from the print heads of an inkjet machine to the product and can be used to produce both full colour and closely matched spot colour branding on flat or slightly curved surfaces. Advantages of Direct Digital Printing Limitations of Direct Digital

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