Choose the printing method for the product
- Screen printing for large quantities of simple, bold designs on T-shirts
- DTF (direct to film) for full-colour designs and small or mixed batches
- Sublimation for mugs, bottles and polyester items with photo-quality colour
- Embroidery for polos, caps and uniforms where a stitched logo looks better
- Foil or laser engraving for premium pens, plaques and gift items
Quick answers
Which method is best for T-shirts: screen printing or DTF?
Screen printing is cost-effective for large runs of simple designs. DTF handles multi-colour artwork and small quantities well. We recommend based on your design and numbers.
Team uniforms, event shirts and school wear

For teams and events, consistency matters more than variety: the same colours, the same logo position and sizes that actually fit. We prepare a mock-up first and collect a size list, so the shirts arrive ready to wear. For schools, clinics and shops, we can also print names and roles.
Quick answers
Can you print individual names on team shirts?
Yes. Send a list of names and sizes and we will arrange personalised printing with a proof for each item.
ID cards, lanyards and badges
- PVC ID cards with photo, name, role and a QR code or barcode for access or attendance
- Lanyards in your colours, with your logo printed along the strap
- Card holders and badge reels that match the lanyard
- Event passes and visitor badges with numbering
Quick answers
Can you print ID cards with photos in bulk?
Yes. Send a spreadsheet with names, roles and photos and we will batch print them. Handle staff and student photos with consent and keep the data secure.
Calendars, diaries and corporate gifts
Calendars and diaries stay in view all year, which makes them valuable for clinics, shops and manufacturers. Plan them in advance for the new year. For gifting, choose items your customers will actually use, such as notebooks, bottles, mugs and desk organisers, and pack them neatly with your brand. See our creative work for design examples.
Quick answers
When should I order calendars for the new year?
Start the design in the autumn and order well before December, because demand and production time rise near the year end.
