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HD Gel & Plastisol
A process that can be achieved using screen printing or heat transfer, High-Density Gel and Plastisol decorations feature a bold, raised texture and a shiny or matte finish.
Best Applied To: Fleece, Denim, T-shirts, Headwear, Bags
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Simulated Stitch
Create a varsity-stitched appearance without ever needing a needle and thread - simulated stitch decorations can be achieved using screen printing, heat transfer, laser etching or a combination of these to create this unique look.
Best Applied To: Fleece, Polo shirts, T-shirts
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Molded Metallic/Textured
Molded metallic and textured transfers make the decoration the star of the show with a raised texture and a shiny metallic finish. It's the perfect way to show off your colors.
Best Applied To: Fleece, Woven shirts, Polo shirts, Outerwear, Work uniforms, Police, Fire, Safety personnel, Headwear, Bags
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Glitter Transfer
A custom process that adds depth to an otherwise flat decoration, glitter transfers or screen print creates that hint of shine which can enhance almost any core decoration technique.
Best Applied To: Fleece, Woven shirts, Polo shirts, Sportswear, T-shirts, Headwear, Bags |
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HD Flock Transfer
With a raised and heavily textured hand feel, High-Detail Flock Transfers can be used to create a colorful, vintage look with incredible detail in that design.
Best Applied To: Woven shirts, Polo shirts, Headwear, Fleece, Uniforms |
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Mixed Media
Mix it up by using multiple core techniques in a single design. Layering different types of decoration will create a unique and distinctive final garment.
Best Applied To: Fleece, Denim, Woven shirts, Polo shirts, T-Shirts
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Oversized Print
Oversized Printing can be accomplished with many different core techniques and uses unique design placement and unusually large sizing to create a dramatic, unexpected impression.
Best Applied To: Fleece, Microfleece, Outerwear, Denim, Woven shirts, Polo shirts, T-Shirts
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HD Silicone Transfer
High-Density Silicone Transfer endows the decorated garment with an elegant, crisp look and a subtly raised texture, using a custom transfer process.
Best Applied To: Fleece, Microfleece, Outerwear, Bags, Denim, Woven shirts, Polo shirts, T-Shirts |
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Embroidery
Embroidery involves using a needle and thread to create a raised, textured design.
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Puff Embroidery
Puff embroidery is a process where a piece of foam is placed under the embroidery giving it a raised or three dimensional appearance.
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Tackle Twill Glitter
Applique involving cutting pieces of glitter material and applying to a twill surface.
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Rubber Patch
Decorate fabric and other items with flexible rubber patches. |
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Screen Printing
Method in which ink is applied directly to the surface to be printed (substrate). For each color to be printed a separate screen is prepared and the process is repeated. |
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TraditionalAppliqué
A practical way to add fun designs to a textile. Traditionally, pieces of material are attached with the needlework generally visible.
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Distressed Appliqué
A unique cutting pattern made by a special fabric laser causing the material to "purposely" fray and fall apart. |
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Dye Sublimation Appliqué
A process that uses heat to transfer dye onto fabric. When the dyes bond with transparent fibers the color is vivid and the continuous tone produces clear images that may extend to the edge of the fabric. |
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Reverse Appliqué
A sewing craft in which an outline is cut from a top layer of fabric and the raw edges are turned under and stitched to expose one or more layers of fabric underneath. |
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Digital Print
The inks used in digital printing are formulated specifically for each type of fiber (cotton, silk, polyester, nylon, etc). During the printing process, the fabric is fed through the printer using rollers and ink is applied to the surface in the form of thousands of tiny droplets. |
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Heat Transfer
Also referred to as sublistatic printing, is the technique of printing fabric by transferring a printed design from paper to fabric by way of heat and pressure. |
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Dye Sublimation
Computer printing process that uses heat to transfer dye. The sublimation name was first applied because the dye was considered to make the transition between the solid and gas states without going through a liquid stage. |
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Pad Printing
A printing process that transfers a 2-D image onto fabric using an indirect offset printing process that involves an image being transferred via a silicone pad. |
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