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STOP LOSING MONEY - PROTECT YOUR BRAND WITH ANTI-COUNTERFEIT JERSEY NAMES AND NUMBERS
Counterfeiting is a massive problem for many professional sports clubs. Professional football clubs are proactive in ridding the market of counterfeit jerseys and unlicensed merchandise. But it´s not only the jerseys and merchandise items that are exploited, the official names & numbers on replica jerseys are also readily copied. Are you facing the same problem? In this blog post we explain some options to help eradicate this issue whilst protecting your brand. We have developed special anti-counterfeit names and numbers for you. 4 good reasons why you should protect your names & numbers CLUB IDENTITY BRAND VALUE BRAND IMAGE MONEY [...]
INTRODUCING LENTEX® - REVOLUTIONIZING GARMENT EMBELLISHMENT WITH 3D SHAPE-SHIFTING BADGES
It´s becoming more and more difficult for clubs and brands to provide a truly unique experience for their fans. It seems like every, once unique, feature has been used at least twice at this point. So what´s there left to do? The next level of textile embellishment Where previously, classic lenticular technology was only compatible and limited to rigid plastics, our developers have revolutionised the process and created a flexible heat transfer alternative. The outcome provides incredible eye-catching, shape shifting badges which creates a unique feature for any garment. LENTEX® is used to create unique 3D or shape shifting badges [...]
HEAT TRANSFER LOGOS - A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW
One of the most frequently asked questions in the context of heat transfer logos is: "What materials and technologies are available for high-quality logo application?" With so many heat transfers available, it’s easy to be torn between designs. The purpose of this blog post is to provide a comprehensive overview of various textile embellishment techniques helping you find the right printing technique to display your custom design. This comprehensive range of heat transfers or iron-on transfers, have been created to compliment a wide range of heat seal applications in the sports, fashion and workwear environments. They are fully compatible with [...]
GARMENT DEBOSSING - GET MORE OUT OF YOUR GARMENT
Customise your garment with a debossing finish. Debossing is a popular branding technique that adds dimensional depth, detail and value to fabric or garments . We´ll explain in this blog this custom apparel branding technique. What is garment debossing? Debossing enhances any fabric made of synthetic material by using a customized CNC milled metal plate along with heat and pressure to press a design mark into fabric. This creates a bespoke 3D look on the surface, resulting in a debossed imprint of your logo or inscription. Debossing only heat-presses halfway through the material which means it does not leave an [...]
TRANSPARENT HEAT TRANSFER LABELS: DISCREET LOGO BRANDING FOR GARMENTS
There is a question that we are asked frequently: “How can I implement a logo discreetly and still make it recognizable on a garment?” There are fundamentally two options to execute your design, tone-on-tone or alternatively a transparent logo. WHY USE A TRANSPARENT HEAT TRANSFER LABEL... …when you could simply use a tone-on-tone heat transfer label? While a defined colour is used with a tone-on-tone finish, you can embellish many different textile colours by using the same transparent heat transfer label and the subtle look is retained. These labels seamlessly adapt to a spectrum of fabrics, showcasing their ability to [...]
MIGRATION BLOCKER – WHAT? WHERE? WHY?
In this blog post we answer the following questions: Why do some heat transfers include a migration blocker? What is the correlation between sublimation and a migration blocker? Why can this be a problem during the production process of a textile or fabric? How do we solve this problem? Which textiles, fabrics and garments may this affect? What do I have to consider during the design process? What actually happens during a sublimation process? If white textiles or fabrics are to be coloured, there are various options. One of them is sublimation, where paint evaporates from carrier paper at 200°C [...]
