Branding Techniques

Offering a choice of 23 branding techniques and the ability to combine multiple methods and locations on the same item, we’re here to ensure a world-class experience when it comes to projecting the right image for your brand.

Our industry-leading turnaround times, vast capacity across all departments and an in-depth understanding of the complexity of branding provides you with the convenience and cost-savings associated with purchasing and branding product at one point.

Exclusive Branding Solutions

Our dedication to high quality and ever-expanding branding solutions guarantee that we have the right solution for your brand. No matter the product, we can brand it.Each product has a suggested branding method icon, these are suggestions of the best branding method to use for your products.

Pad printing is done using a silicone pad. It functions as a transfer vehicle, picking up ink from the printing plate, and pressing it directly onto the product.

Deboss printing involves creating a die in the shape of a logo that is pressed into the surface creating a permanent sunken design.

Screen printing is a printing technique whereby a mesh screen is used to transfer ink onto a substrate. This is the most common method of imprinting on promotional items and apparel

Digital stickers are digitally printed directly onto a vinyl adhesive substrate that can be affixed to a product. This application provides you with a full colour printing option

Embroidery is stitched with a computerised embroidery machine using patterns digitised with embroidery software.

Dome printing is digitally printed directly onto a vinyl adhesive substrate that can be cut into a variety of shapes and sizes. The stickers are then coated with a polyurethane to give a dome-like appearance creating a 3D effect

Digital printing is a method whereby the image is printed directly onto the product. This application provides you with a full colour printing option

Pad printing is done using a silicone pad. It functions as a transfer vehicle, picking up ink from the printing plate, and pressing it directly onto the product.

This method is achieved by burning the top layer of the substrate with a thin laser beam that cuts through the product creating a lasting detailed logo.

Pad printing is done using a silicone pad. It functions as a transfer vehicle, picking up ink from the printing plate, and pressing it directly onto the product.