Screen printing is one of the most popular ways to decorate promo products - and for good reason! This method uses a mesh screen and a squeegee to press ink right onto the surface of your item. A special film of your logo or design is applied to the screen, so the ink only goes where it’s supposed to - giving you a clean, precise result every time.

Each color in your design is printed one at a time, so multi-color artwork needs a separate screen for each color. That’s why multi-color designs can sometimes incur additional costs - more screens mean more prep behind the scenes!

Laser engraving uses a high-powered laser beam to carefully etch your design into the surface of a product. It removes a thin top layer to reveal a sharp, detailed mark that won’t fade or wear over time. Because it’s all digitally controlled, every piece comes out crisp and consistent.

We use two types of lasers, depending on the material:

• YAG lasers create subtle, tone-on-tone designs that blend beautifully with the item’s finish.
• CO2 lasers are great for coated metal surfaces - like pens, giving you a sleek, permanent mark.

No matter the method, laser engraving gives you a professional, long-lasting imprint that keeps your brand looking sharp for years to come.

Embroidery adds a polished, high-end touch by stitching your design directly onto the product using colored threads. Your artwork is first digitized into a custom stitch pattern, then stitched by machine - using up to 12 thread colors for rich, vibrant results.

There’s no need for screens, so switching colors is quick and production runs smoothly. Embroidery is a timeless choice that looks great on apparel, hats, bags, and more - perfect for giving your brand a clean, professional finish.

Direct-to-Garment (DTG) printing is a digital method that prints your design straight onto fabric, just like printing on paper, but with inks made for textiles. The ink soaks into the fibres and is then heat-cured, giving you a vibrant, high-resolution imprint that lasts.

Because everything is done digitally, DTG is perfect for detailed artwork and full-color designs. It’s great for short runs, fast turnarounds, and jobs where traditional screen printing can’t capture the detail or color variation you need.

Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing is a modern method where your full-color design is printed onto a special transfer film first, then heat-pressed onto the garment. Unlike DTG or screen printing, the design isn’t printed directly on the fabric - this transfer process makes DTF great for a wide range of materials.

DTF shines at handling detailed, multi-color designs with minimal setup, making it a smart choice for small to medium-sized custom orders that need flexibility and quality.

CMYK screen printing uses four key ink colors - Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black), to create full-color images with rich, realistic detail. Each color is applied in layers through separate screens, with tiny dots of ink overlapping to produce smooth gradients and a wide range of hues.

This method is perfect for detailed, photographic designs and delivers durable prints that stand the test of time.

Unlike traditional single-color screen printing, CMYK lets you capture complex visuals with smooth color transitions and vibrant multi-color effects.