Branding Solutions
A logo is only ever half the story. How it’s applied tells the rest.
Pad print
Screen print
One of the most versatile and cost-effective branding methods, pad printing uses a silicone pad to transfer artwork from a printing plate onto a product.
Screen printing, one of the world’s oldest printing techniques, involves applying ink through a fine mesh screen onto a product for a highly durable result.
Puff print
Imitation etch
Puff print is a specialty screen print process used for branding apparel. Ideal for bold logos, large typography or simple graphics.
Imitation Etch is a special ink used to produce a frosted, etch-like finish on glassware. Durable and significantly cheaper than true etching.
Laser engraving
Direct digital print
Laser engraving is a permanent process that engraves artwork into the surface of a product using a laser. Commonly used with materials like glass and wood.
Ideal for complex logos and artwork, direct digital printing transfers ink directly onto a product for a strikingly detailed, ultra-vibrant finish.
Prism digital print
Digital labels
Prism digital print is a UV-DTF (Direct to Film) process, using special ink that is cured by a UV light, laminated and applied directly to a product.
Digital labels (full colour, adhesive labels) are a versatile branding solution for products with surfaces that cannot be printed onto directly.
Sublimation print
Direct digital print
Sublimation uses heat and specialised inks to permanently dye suitable products and fabrics, resulting in vibrant, full colour branding
This method is mainly used for printing on paper, vinyl and magnetic materials used to manufacture cards, badges, fridge magnets and more.
Colourflex® Transfer
Embroidery
Colourflex® Transfer is a premium digital transfer process that delivers vibrant full colour branding with a soft-touch matte finish. Ideal for textiles and fabrics.
Embroidery uses stitched polyester thread to create a raised, tactile finish that offers a greater depth of branding quality.
Faux embroidery
Hot stamping
Faux embroidery is a Colourflex® Transfer digitised to mimic the texture and depth of traditional embroidery- at a fraction of the cost.
Hot stamping creates an indentation on a product surface using a heated custom metal plate. Often used on materials like wood.
Foil printing
Debossing
Foil Printing applies metallic gold, silver, or copper foil onto a flat surface using heat and pressure. A popular choice for notebooks and business cards.
Debossing uses a heated metal plate that presses artwork permanently into a product, giving a premium, understated look and feel.