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The print survives because the same hands chose the fabric.
For brands who’ve been burned by decoration that cracks, peels or sits wrong. All eight methods run in-house on the floor that sews — so fabric, placement and method get decided together, not shipped between vendors who never meet.
See it on a real sample — in about 7 days — before you commit to the run.
What this covers
Eight methods, one floor, chosen for the job.
We don’t sell you a favourite technique. We match the method to the fabric, the placement and the run size — and say so honestly.
Sharp, durable, and cheapest at volume. Rewards bigger runs and flat colour.
Full-colour detail that holds its price at 30 pieces — the honest pick for small runs.
All-over, seam-to-seam print on polyester bases. No hand-feel, no cracking.
Flat and 3D, up to twelve heads. Reads as premium on fleece and caps.
Raised, tactile ink for logos that you feel before you read.
Heat-set embellishment for drops that want some shine.
Garment washes that age the piece on purpose, done before or after decoration.
Cut-and-sewn or woven, edge-stitched into the garment, not glued on.
Placement
Where the art goes, and what survives there.
Method follows placement and fabric — not the other way round. Pick a spot to see what we'd run on it.
The default logo spot. Embroidery reads best here on fleece and knits.
Bigger statement art. Screen wins at volume; DTF holds detail at 30.
Edge-to-edge graphics. Sublimation for all-over on polyester bases.
Small repeat marks and wordmarks down the arm.
Nape and yoke marks — small logos and collar tags.
The billboard. Screen for flat colour runs, DTF for photographic detail.
Matching arm placement to the front sleeve.
Small brand marks at the hem, common on heavyweight tees.
How it works with you
How it works with you.
Decoration is a fabric decision as much as an art decision. We treat it that way.
Your files plus the garment they’re going on. We flag anything that won’t hold up front.
Matched to fabric, placement and run size — with the trade-offs said out loud.
The real method on the real fabric, in about 7 days. You see the hand-feel, not a mockup.
The sample gateBulk decoration on the same floor that sewed the garment — no shipping between vendors.
Questions founders ask
The honest answers.
Trade-offs included. If something here isn't covered, ask the floor directly.
It depends on the fabric, the placement and how many you’re making. Screen printing rewards volume; DTF holds its price and detail at 30 pieces; embroidery reads premium on fleece. We’ll recommend one and tell you why the others lose — that’s the whole point of deciding it here.
The failure usually comes from a method mismatched to the fabric — a vendor who never saw the garment. Because we choose fabric and method together, and prove it on a washed sample we show you on video, that’s the failure we’re built to avoid. No decoration is truly permanent, so the sample is where you confirm it.
Yes — embroidered chest with a screen-printed back, puff over a base print, patches plus washes. We’ll sequence them correctly and price the combination in your quote.
The deep comparison lives on our techniques library, with a method chooser you can play with. This page is about getting it done on your garment; that page is about learning the craft.
See it on the real fabric first.
Send artwork and the base garment for a quote within 24 hours — or book a call and we’ll talk method before you spend.