Deco Options

The process of forcing ink through a fine fabric mesh screen onto the product. Certain areas of the mesh are blocked out, leaving only the logo for the ink to pass through. Screen printing offers great opacity and durability.

Laser engraving utilizes a beam of focused light to remove a thin, outer layer of the substrate in the form of your artwork. This process leaves a clean, uniform, and permanent mark.

A combination of laser engraving through the outer coating of an item, revealing an underlay that reacts with a special hand applied chemical. This reaction created a blackened, permanent image.

Laser engraving larger areas on drinkware using a specially formed beam that keeps a continuous power output further around the item. This process results in laser engravings much wider than a standard laser engraving.

CMYK high resolution digitally printed, pressure sensitive labels. Depending on your item, labels may have a semi-gloss finish or are covered in a glossy clear laminate.

CMYK high resolution digitally printed, pressure sensitive labels. Domed vinyl labels utilize a raised clear resin “bubble” that gives both depth as well as protection.

The application of four-color process artwork onto the item using a combination of heat and pressure. This process gives your imprints bold colors and razor-sharp edges.

CMYK & white digitally printed directly onto the product, offering large imprint areas and vibrant colors.

Four color process transfer printing specifically for drinkware. This process utilizes a combination of heat and pressure to yield highly detailed, vibrant imprints.

The classic method of decorating with needle and thread, but brought into the digital age with high speed, computer controlled commercial equipment.

The process of creating a recessed image into a material using a die being pressed down under high temperature and extreme pressure.

Using lasers at specific wavelengths to mark crystal and many natural materials like leathers and woods with artwork.

Laser etched leather and foil patches adhered to your item using heat and pressure activated adhesives.

The process of applying digitally printed transfer using heat, fusing the imprint into the fabric.