You’ll may sometimes hear our team talk about a ‘production queue’ or ‘print queue’, which for those of you not in the print industry, likely doesn’t mean much. The production queue is the number of print/embroidery jobs scheduled into the production schedule. We run a continuous schedule so for the…
There will always be a degree of variance with printed & embroidered clothing, this is due to a number of factors which are outlined below: Clothing products are rarely perfectly symmetrical – Clothes are still made & sewn together by humans, as a result they’re almost never perfectly symmetrical. Due…
If you are unsure on what the garments will look like or the colour, please get in touch with our team. We can then help you in making the right choice; in most cases this will be a case of providing you with product visuals of the garment in your required…
With the widest range of print methods available in the UK, we have something for orders of all sizes. Our expert team will generally choose the most suitable print method for your logo or design, dependent upon your artwork & quantity requirements. However, in some cases you may require a…
The print method chosen for your order is based on a number of variables, including your artwork & quantity requirements. Due to this we cannot guarantee the same print method will be used on a small order as a large, with the same artwork. If printing onto polyester garments, we’d…
Sublimation Printing & Cut & Sew both have their merits, however, if you’re unsure on which print method is best for you the below comparison is a great place to start. Sublimation Printing Suitable For: – Fashion T-Shirts – Promotional Wear T-Shirts Benefits: – Lower price – Faster lead times…
Please see below the standard print positions available. Please note, nape of neck printing is not possible if ordering via our Online Shop, or on quantities of less than 25 units. If you require a different print location to those shown above, just let us know and we’ll be able…
Counting colours sounds easy, but can be tricky, especially if you have shades, gradients or other complexities. A simplistic way to get to grips with the colour count in your artwork is to think in terms of inks. For every shade or colour in your design, a different ink will…
If you require an all-over print, generally a process called dye sublimation printing is required. This does in turn mean we wouldn’t be able to print your design onto Fairtrade organic cotton t-shirts; as It is not possible to sublimation print onto cotton garments. The sublimation inks do not stick…
Most dye sublimation t-shirts start out white in colour, allowing a blank canvas for your design. Your design, and background colour are then printed onto the t-shirt. We have 2 ways we produce our dye sublimation t-shirts. The first is done here in the UK, allowing for a rapid 10-12…