The methods used for branding and decoration will vary depending on the product chosen. Below is an overview of the different methods.


2D & 3D Moulded 
A method where material is shaped into a two or three dimensional design. 
Advantages: 
- Adds a premium and tactile feel 
- Durable for long-term use 
- Ideal for caps, hats, and thick fabrics 

3D Embroidery 
Stitching with added foam to create a raised, three-dimensional effect. 
Advantages: 
- Adds a premium and tactile feel 
- Durable for long-term use 
- Ideal for caps, hats, and thick fabrics 

Clear Label 
A transparent label that allows the product’s surface to be visible through the design. 
Advantages: 
- Blends well with the product’s surface 
- Versatile for various product types 
- Cost-effective for promotional use 

Custom Made 
Products or components specifically designed and made to fit custom specifications. 
Advantages: 
- Fully unique and tailored to your needs 
- Offers complete design flexibility 
- Can stand out from standard promotional items 

Debossing 
Impressing a design into the material, creating a recessed imprint. 
Advantages: 
- Subtle and elegant 
- Durable and long-lasting 
- Works well on leather, paper, and other soft surfaces 

Die Cut 
Material is cut into specific shapes or designs, often used for stickers or labels. 
Advantages: 
- Custom shapes provide a unique look 
- Suitable for promotional stickers or badges 
- Offers versatility in design options 

Digital Print 
Full-colour printing method where artwork is directly printed onto the product. 
Advantages: 
- High-quality and vivid colours 
- Quick production time 
- Ideal for complex artwork and photographic images 

Digital Transfer 
A heat-applied transfer of digital prints onto the product, typically for fabric. 
Advantages: 
- Allows full-colour printing 
- Works on various materials, especially textiles 
- Good for intricate or detailed designs 

Embossing 
Raising a design on the product’s surface to create a tactile, three-dimensional effect. 
Advantages: 
- Adds texture and depth 
- Provides a high-end, professional appearance 
- Long-lasting with minimal wear 

Embroidered Badge 
A fabric patch with embroidered design that can be sewn or adhered to products. 
Advantages: 
- Durable and long-lasting 
- Customisable for different shapes and sizes 
- Ideal for uniforms, caps, or bags 

Enamel Print 
A printing technique using enamel to create a glossy, high-quality finish, often used on metal items. 
Advantages: 
- Resistant to wear and fading 
- Adds a premium look 
- Ideal for badges, pins, and other small items 

Fired Decal 
A decal is applied to ceramic or glass items, then heated to fuse the design permanently. 
Advantages: 
- Extremely durable and long-lasting 
- Resistant to fading, chipping, and wear 
- Ideal for ceramic or glassware 

Foil Stamp 
Applying metallic or coloured foil to the surface of a product using heat and pressure. 
Advantages: 
- Adds a premium, luxurious finish 
- Eye-catching metallic effects 
- Durable and long-lasting 

Full Colour Printed Patch 
A fabric patch with a printed full-colour design, often sewn or attached to clothing or bags. 
Advantages: 
- Full-colour, high-quality reproduction 
- Can be applied to a range of fabrics 
- Customisable in shape and size 

Full Colour Wrap 
A printing method where the entire product is wrapped in a full-colour design. 
Advantages: 
- Full coverage of the product 
- Allows for vibrant and detailed designs 
- Ideal for drinkware, bottles, and promotional items 

Gravure Print 
An engraving-based printing method used for high-quality, fine detail printing. 
Advantages: 
- Ideal for large volume printing 
- High-quality results with fine details 
- Consistent quality across long print runs 

Holders, Clips & Attachments 
Customised attachments for promotional products, such as lanyards or clips. 
Advantages: 
- Adds functionality to promotional items 
- Customisable to fit product needs 
- Can enhance the usability of items 

Imitation Etch 
A printing method that mimics the look of traditional etching without engraving the material. 
Advantages: 
- Provides the look of etching at a lower cost 
- Suitable for large quantities 
- Adds a subtle, sophisticated design 

Knitted 
Customised knitted products like scarves or beanies with a logo or design. 
Advantages: 
- Warm and comfortable 
- Customisable patterns and colours 
- Adds texture or dimension to promotional clothing 

Label With Epoxy Dome 
A printed label covered with a clear, resin-like dome for protection and a 3D effect. 
Advantages: 
- Durable and scratch-resistant 
- Adds a premium, glossy finish 
- Protects the label from wear and tear 

Label with white background 
A label that features a white background, typically used for clearer visibility of printed designs. 
Advantages: 
- Clear visibility for text and logos 
- Simple and cost-effective 
- Ideal for various surfaces and products 

Laser Engrave 
A high-precision technique using lasers to engrave designs into hard surfaces like metal, glass, or wood. 
Advantages: 
- Permanent and durable 
- Works well on metal, wood, and glass 
- Creates a clean, detailed finish