Guides
Short, practical articles on print methods, print-ready logo files and choosing corporate gifts.
Print methods
Laser engraving
Ink-free, permanent and single-tone: the most common method for metal pens, flasks, power banks, knives and bamboo products.
ReadPad printing
For curved and small surfaces: pens, lighters, keyrings, USB drives. One plate and one pass per colour.
ReadUV printing
Full-colour digital printing on hard surfaces: for multi-colour logos, gradients and photos. No plate per colour.
ReadDTF printing
Full-colour transfer for textiles: T-shirts, sweatshirts, tote bags. Works on light and dark fabric, even in small runs.
ReadScreen printing
Vivid, opaque and durable for logos with few colours. One screen per colour; very economical as quantity grows.
ReadSublimation
Full colour on white mugs and polyester: heat turns the ink into the surface itself, so it cannot be felt or rubbed off.
ReadEmbroidery
Thread-stitched, textured and the most corporate look on caps, polos, fleece and bags. Permanent and wash-resistant.
ReadDebossing and foil stamping
Ink-free debossing or gold and silver foil on leather and PU notebooks, planners and boxes: understated and elegant.
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Guides
Print methods: which one for which product?
Laser, pad, UV, DTF, screen printing, sublimation, embroidery and debossing: how each works, which surfaces suit it and when to choose it.
ReadHow to prepare a print-ready logo file
Vector or PNG, colour codes, a single-colour version and minimum line thickness: so your print comes out right the first time.
ReadChoosing corporate gifts: budget, quantity and timing
For whom, for what and on what budget? Choosing products, quantity tiers and timing for new year, trade fairs and campaigns.
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