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Marking techniques: embroidery, screen printing, laser engraving...

Textiles, merchandise, glass or paper: every material has its own marking technique. We choose with you the one that suits your logo, the item and the quantity. You approve a free mock-up before any production, and we deliver anywhere in Belgium.

  • 16 marking techniques
  • Free mock-up before production
  • Delivery anywhere in Belgium
Logo embroidery on red T-shirts, multi-head embroidery machineLaser engraving head in actionMulticolour screen printing, squeegee passing over the screen

01 · Textiles

Textile marking

T-shirts, polos, sweatshirts, caps or tote bags: the choice depends on the look you want, the number of colours and the quantity.

Logo embroidery on red T-shirts, multi-head embroidery machine

Embroidery

Your logo is stitched thread by thread directly into the fabric. The result is premium, slightly raised, and stands up very well to washing. Embroidery can also reproduce multi-colour logos and several placements on the same garment.

Ideal forPolos, jackets, sweatshirts, caps, beanies, towels and throws.

Machine embroidery of a logo on a blue cap

3D embroidery

A foam layer is placed under the thread during embroidery: your logo stands out in bold, highly visible relief. It's the "brand cap" effect that gives your textiles character.

Ideal forCaps, beanies, sweatshirts and jackets.

Textile screen printing, screen inked in yellow on a carousel press

Textile screen printing

Ink is applied through a screen, one colour after another. Colours are bold and wash resistance is excellent. The price per piece drops significantly as the quantity increases.

From 1 to 4 colours per design

Ideal forRuns of T-shirts, sweatshirts, aprons and tote bags in cotton or non-woven fabric.

DTF transfer heat-pressed onto a textile

DTF / transfer

Your design is printed on a film and then heat-transferred onto the textile. All colours, gradients and photos work, even in small runs. The result is the same whatever the material: cotton, polyester, nylon.

Available sizes: chest, A4 and A3

Ideal forVery colourful designs, small runs, textiles of any colour, backpacks, document holders and umbrellas.

White bottle ready for sublimation marking

Sublimation

Under heat, the ink penetrates the polyester fibres or the item's coating. The marking cannot be felt to the touch and does not flake. It is used on light-coloured polyester or specially treated surfaces, including curved surfaces.

Ideal forLight-coloured technical jerseys and T-shirts, mugs, bottles and thermoses designed for sublimation.

02 · Items

Marking on promotional items

Pens, water bottles, keyrings, notebooks or USB sticks: the technique depends on the material (metal, plastic, wood, leather) and the shape of the item.

Multicolour screen printing, squeegee passing over the screen

Screen printing on items

The same principle as for textiles: ink passes through a fine screen, one colour at a time. On a flat, smooth surface the result is sharp, opaque and durable, even in several colours.

Ideal forNotepads, rulers, boxes, bags and flat-surfaced items.

Colourful promotional pens, a typical pad-printing item

Pad printing

A soft pad picks up the ink and transfers it onto the item. It follows curved surfaces and small marking areas. It is often the most cost-effective solution for small giveaways.

Ideal forPens, lighters, USB sticks, keyrings and small giveaways.

Laser engraving head in action

Laser engraving

The laser engraves your logo directly into the material. The marking is sharp, durable and will not wear off. It is the most precise technique, with a sober, elegant finish.

Ideal forMetal water bottles and thermoses, pens, card holders, items in wood, bamboo, cork, leather or glass.

Glass bottle engraved all the way round

360° laser engraving

The item rotates during engraving: your logo or text goes all the way round the product, with no visible join.

Ideal forBottles, water bottles, glasses and pens.

Aluminium water bottle printed all the way round

360° UV printing

A digital printer applies inks that are instantly cured by UV light, all the way round the item. Colours are vivid, gradients and photos work, with no colour limit.

Ideal forBottles, water bottles and thermoses.

Promotional badge with a glossy finish

Doming

Your design is printed and then covered with a drop of clear resin. The marking takes on a domed, glossy, raised effect that also protects it from scratches.

Ideal forKeyrings, USB sticks, pens and badges.

Text debossed on a dark cover

Embossing

A heated press stamps your logo into the material. The result is discreet and premium. A colour or metallic finish (gold, silver) can be added in the impression.

Ideal forDiaries, notebooks, keyrings and wallets in leather or faux leather.

03 · Glass and ceramics

Marking on glass and ceramics

Mugs, glasses and cups need a marking that withstands the dishwasher and daily use.

White ceramic mug with a black pattern

Firing (enamelling)

Special inks are applied and then fired at high temperature: they fuse with the surface and become part of the item. Two options: low temperature, up to 10 solid colours, and high temperature, more resistant, in black or white.

Ideal forCeramic or porcelain mugs, glasses and cups.

Sandblasted frosted glass with a plant pattern

Sandblasting

A pressurised jet of sand frosts the surface around a stencil. Your logo appears matt, with a very fine, elegant engraved effect that never wears off.

Ideal forGlasses, mugs, thermoses and glass or ceramic items.

04 · Paper and stickers

Paper and stickers

To dress up packaging or a gift box or complement an item, printing on paper and vinyl offers complete freedom of shapes and colours.

Die-cut stickers on a yellow background

Stickers

Your stickers are printed on vinyl in photo quality, then cut to the shape you want: round, square or the outline of your logo. Any size is possible.

Ideal forBoxes, packaging, gift boxes, games and pencil cases.

Rolls of printed labels on a parcel

Digital printing

Your design is printed in four-colour process on photo-quality paper. Fast and with no colour limit, it's the solution for labels and seals.

Ideal forLabels, seals, banners and paper inserts.

Frequently asked questions

Still unsure?

Another question? Call us on 02 315 52 50, Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm.

Which marking technique should I choose for my logo?

It depends on three criteria: the product's material, the number of colours in your logo and the quantity. Send us your design: we'll recommend the most suitable technique and show you the result on a mock-up.

Which technique is the most durable?

Laser engraving, sandblasting and firing become part of the material: they don't wear off. For textiles, embroidery and screen printing offer the best wash resistance.

Can a small quantity be customised?

Yes. DTF, UV printing and laser engraving are cost-effective from just a few pieces. Screen printing becomes more advantageous for larger runs.

My logo has lots of colours or gradients, is that possible?

Yes, with DTF, sublimation, 360° UV printing, doming or digital printing. Screen printing and pad printing are better suited to logos with solid colours.

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