Apparel Branding
Embroidery, Screen Printing, Heat Press & DTG
Apparel Branding offers several branding options for garments. The most popular options are Screen Printing. Embroidery, Direct-To-Garment and Heat Press See below for more information. Call (+27) 11-452-3103 For Assistance! Screen Printing is a process where. Ink gets transferred onto the garment through a screen. This is a versatile option that can get used on a variety of fabrics. Embroidery involves stitching designs into the fabric of the garment. This option is best for garments made of thicker fabrics such as denim or fleece. Heat Press is a process where images get printed onto transfer paper. Then ironed onto the garment. This option is great for complex designs and images. Then there is Direct-To-Garment whereby you can print complex designs and make them pop, much like your ordinary printer does with paper.
Available Apparel Branding Options
Screen Printing
Screen printing is a printing technique. Where a mesh gets used to transfer ink onto a substrate. Except in areas made impermeable to the ink by a blocking stencil. A blade or squeegee gets moved across the screen to fill the open mesh apertures with ink. A reverse stroke then causes the screen to touch the substrate. Along a line of contact. This causes the ink to get pulled out of the mesh apertures as the screen rebounds away from the substrate.
Heat Press
A heat press allows you to print designs on t-shirts, hoodies, and other garments. A heat press machine has two heated platens (plates) that open and close like a clamshell. The bottom platen is where the garment gets placed. The top platen comes down on top of it.In between the two platens is a sheet of transfer paper. Onto which your design gets printed. The transfer paper placed face-down on the garment. The two platens are, closed.
Embroidery
Embroidery printing is a form of printing that uses needle and thread to create a design on fabric. It is a centuries-old art form that has been, used to decorate clothing, linens, and other textile items. Embroidery printing starts with a design, which can be, created by the help of a computer program. Once the design is complete, it’s transferred onto fabric. Using a process called tracing. After the design is, traced onto the fabric, it is time to start stitching.
Direct To Garment
Embroidery printing is a form of printing that uses needle and thread to create a design on fabric. It is a centuries-old art form that has been, used to decorate clothing, linens, and other textile items. Embroidery printing starts with a design, which can be, created by the help of a computer program. Once the design is complete, it’s transferred onto fabric. Using a process called tracing. After the design is, traced onto the fabric, it is time to start stitching.