Screen Printing is the most common style in decorating apparel you will see. It is a printing technique where a framed with screen mesh is used to transfer ink onto a substrate. The ink is transferred through the screen with a squeegee blade that moves the ink across the screen pushing the ink through the open areas of the screen mesh. One ink color is printed at a time. So if you have a 3 color design, a screen would be created for each color of the design.
What Inks Are Used In Screen Printing -> Screen Print Methods
How Is Pricing Determined -> FAQS
Embroidery is the 2nd most common style in decorating apparel you will see. It is a needlework technique that consists of embellishing fabric by sewing different stitch patterns. The garment is placed into a hoop / frame to secure it during the sewing process. The hoop is then inserted into a machine where the design file is uploaded and auto sewn.
What Threads Are Used With Embroidery -> Embroidery Methods
How Is Pricing Determined -> FAQS
Relabeling is a GREAT way to add value to a garment and or enhance your brand. It is a fact that custom labeling raises the emotional connection value of the garment in the eye of the consumer. Meaning….the consumer is more likely to purchase a product that is branded over having the generic shirt tags. The most common and cost affective way is screen printed or heat transferred neck tags. Well…. they really aren’t tags, more of a label. Garments come with 1-2 tags already sewn into the inner neck seam. These existing tags are removed via tear away, cutting or removing the stitching. The garments are then printed or heat transferred with your new custom design neck label. These labels/prints can have your company logo, tagline, or a little note for your customers. Other info needed in these custom labels are the garment size, material specs, and washing instructions.
What Decoration Methods Are Used For Custom Lableing -> Screen Print & CobraColor
How Is Pricing Determined -> Mostly on quantity, but there are other factors to consider such as how will the labels be removed, how many different types of garments, etc…
Pretty much exactly what is sounds like. Your garments can be neatly folded, sorted by size and placed into clear plastic bags with easy to read size or information stickers. You may ask, “Why would I want to do this?”. Well, let us give you some pros of bagging.
How Is Pricing Determined -> Based on quantity, the items being bagged, if custom stickers are being applied, etc…
Tags/labels can be put on the bagged items so that you can include information such as customer names, team, size, product numbers, quantity, store location, etc. They are a great option for retail point of sale, handing out employee swag or organizing team apparel. No fumbling through boxes of bulk packed apparel trying to find the size you are looking for. Each item is labeled for easy viewing and sorting. If you are restocking your retail store, you can easily scan the QR codes into your POS system.
How Is Pricing Determined -> Pricing is most often included in the sorting and bagging cost.
Hang Tags are most commonly heavy weight paper with a hole that would be attached to a garment with string or plastic fastener. Custom hang tags are the perfect way to make a good impression as no detail is too small when it comes to your business or brand. No only do hang tags make your products look more appealing or professional, they add value to your brand. It is a fact that items with branded hang tags are seen as more valuable in the eyes of the consumers.
How Is Pricing Determined -> Quantity, Material / What Paper Stock, Print Locations
Packaging in some what limitless. There are so many creative ways to package or wrap your products for a more professional look. The great part is that the packaging can be customized to your brand. Add a memorable experience to the customer journey. If you have a retail location, your items can also have custom QR codes added for easy restocking or checkout with your POS system.
How Is Pricing Determined -> Quantity, The type of packaging, do you want additional accessories such as stickers, custom tap, etc…
