Your company logo is the finishing touch to any clothing package. How we apply this logo? This can be done in different ways. For example, embroidery is a very nice and durable solution, but of course you can also opt for printing via transfer or screen printing. We use organic ink for this. The choice depends largely on the workwear itself, but is also a matter of taste. We explain the differences below.
Screen print
Using a textile carousel or by hand, we print directly on the textile in one or more colours. Suitable for simple products such as T-shirts, polo shirts and jumpers. This is the simplest way of printing and therefore often competitively priced.
Textile transfer Atex 40°c
An indirect screen printing technique, where we print the colours mirrored on special paper or polyester. As a final printing step, we apply adhesive, after which we use a heat press to put the transfer on clothes, as well as sports bags, umbrellas and other products. An advantage of transfers is that we can stock them and deliver repeat orders quickly and without additional start-up or preparation costs. This technique is suitable for more complex products such as bags, body warmers and other products with many seams, buttons and zips.
Textile transfer Atex 95°c
Same as the ATEX 40° transfer, but washable up to 95°. Ideal for workwear that needs hot washing. How we manage that? Due to an extra print run and an additive in the ink that increases washing resistance.