Designs

Digital FLEX printing:

In this process the logo is scanned and the outlines are found.
Then using a computerised cutting machine the logo is cut out of a smooth, thin material (flex), the logo is then weeded, an only the logo is left.

This design is then pressed onto the fabric, using high pressure and temperatures.

This print type is suitable for almost all fabric types and due to its sleek and shiny surface, looks and feels amazing.

Digital Transfer Print for
white garments:

In this process, an orignial is created using a colour laser printer, then with the help of a transfer-film and high temperature, the design is gently melted onto the fabric.

This print type is especially suitable for multi-coloured designs or designs with a varying colour tone.

The disadvantage is that only
white fabric can be used.

Digital Transfer Print for
dark coloured garments:

In this process, an orignial is created using a colour laser printer, then with the help of 'rubberised' transfer-paper and high temperature, the design is gently applied onto the fabric.

This print type is suitable for multi-coloured designs or designs with a varying colour tone.

This process is generally used on dark garments, but is suitable for almost all colour garments.

The wash temperature for any digital transfer should be no higher than 30°C and all products should be washed and ironed inside-out.

We generally accept that digitally transfered colours fade with time, especially in black areas, but ironing inside out over the design has been proven to refresh colours.