Detail expressed in print
Printed options can be considered for fine graphics and multicolour layouts. The result depends on the substrate and printing process.

Logos, lettering and graphics applied to a fabric surface. Cotton and satin options bring different textures and surface appearances to your collection’s visual language.
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Printed options can be considered for fine graphics and multicolour layouts. The result depends on the substrate and printing process.
Compare cotton’s textured appearance with a smoother satin surface according to the desired brand feel.
A logo, size or short product details can be brought together in one considered layout.
Consider printed fabric labels for branding or information on apparel, home textiles and textile accessories. Assess flexibility, placement and edge finishing together.
Satin describes a weave; a satin label is not necessarily silk. Confirm fibre composition, skin-contact suitability and print care performance from specifications and tests.
Print can reproduce detail, but readability still depends on scale. Check the text at the actual printed size.
Compare texture, sheen, garment care requirements and print appearance. A physical sample is more informative than a screen image.
Email your artwork, intended application and preferred dimensions. We can assess materials and application options around your project.