Embroidery
We have in-house embroidery design &  production facilities.
With over 25 years experience in the embroidery industry we have the skills to tackle any kind of garment or decoration idea & are more than happy to advise you with the best solutions.
We have no minimum order & we treat all of your clients the same, whether they want one garment or many. 
For any new design or amendment we will always email you a proof for approval before we commence embroidery onto your order.
We can embroider onto all types of garments, caps & hats, and produce embroidered or printed patches (in-house) to any shape, size or design.

Vinyl Printing
The CAD (Computer Aided Design)-Cut printing is a method of heat transferring onto T-shirts and clothing. It is most commonly used for printing the numbers, names, and logos onto sports T-shirts.
How does it work?
The process uses different types of vinyl which are cut, usually into a number or name, and then applied to the garment using a heat press. To ensure the cut is perfect, a computer is used to control the process. Then, the excess is picked out. This process is known as weeding. Once this has been done the material is heat-transferred onto the garment.
Types of CAD-Cut vinyl
Different vinyl colours and textures can be used to customise clothes further. The most popular one is plain block-colour but also available are effects in polka dots, chevrons, animal print, jeans, army, leather, and stripes. Before you choose a type, make sure you consider all the options. Maybe green zebra will work for a school team or club but not necessarily for a rugby team.
Pieces of vinyl can also be layered to create unique effects. The material usually comes in a roll and must be cut by an automated process. Choosing the right vinyl for the job means it will keep its pristine condition and won’t peel off after washes. The correct application is also vital.

Sublimation printing
Sublimation printing is a popular method for printing high-quality images onto a variety of clothing, promotional products and gifts as the display features no resolution loss when comparing to the original image. With an image as clear as the source, a product made using the sublimation process will sustain its quality throughout the years.

What is sublimation printing?
Sublimation is a chemical process where a solid turns into a gas without going through a liquid stage.
Sublimation printing, also known as dye sublimation printing, is a popular printing method for transferring images onto suitable materials. Typical printing methods involve a step with water, where the solid turns to water before a gaseous state. Sublimation printing does not involve the liquid step but goes right from solid to gas due to a chemical reaction (like dry ice).

How it works
This typically involves the use of a digital printer to produce images on sublimation transfer paper with sublimation ink. The sublimation paper is then placed into a heat press with the material and exposed to high temperatures of about 350 to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This is when the ink and transfer material turn from solid to gas. Once they are in a gas state, they permeate the fibres of the material.
When the heat is removed from the transfer paper and substrate, the ink that has permeated the fibers solidifies and is locked permanently into place by the transfer material. Not only does the heat release the gas from the sublimation ink, but it opens the pores of the material you are transferring the image to. Once the pressure and heat are released, the sublimation ink returns to its solid state and the fabric pores close, trapping the ink inside.