These are the decoration methods this product can be branded with.
Screen Print
Ink is pushed through a fine mesh screen onto the product, one screen per colour. The ink sits on the surface as a thin, slightly raised layer that you can feel with a fingertip.
- Colours
- Up to 4 colours
- Print areas
- Front - 140mm x 240mm · Back - 135mm x 240mm
- Best for
- Bold, flat spot colours and simple logos, especially over larger runs — the setup is per colour, so the more units you order the cheaper each one gets.
- Not ideal for
- Photographs, gradients, or artwork with many colours, since each colour needs its own screen.
Direct Digital
The artwork is printed straight onto the product by a digital printer, much like an office printer but with inks formulated for the surface. No screens or plates are made.
- Colours
- Full colour
- Print area
- 190mm x 270mm
- Best for
- Detailed, multi-colour artwork and short runs, since there is little per-order setup.
- Not ideal for
- Very large solid blocks of colour, which can look flatter than a screen print.
Debossing
A heated metal die is pressed into the surface, permanently reshaping it to your logo. Debossing presses the mark in; embossing raises it out. Nothing is printed, so there is no ink or thread to wear away — the logo is the material's own shape.
- Print area
- 90mm x 115mm
- Best for
- Leather, PU, silicone and soft-touch finishes where an understated, tactile mark suits the product better than a printed one.
- Not ideal for
- Colour, fine detail, or small text — you get shape and shadow only, so a logo that relies on colour contrast will disappear.
Debossing XL
A heated metal die is pressed into the surface, permanently reshaping it to your logo. Debossing presses the mark in; embossing raises it out. Nothing is printed, so there is no ink or thread to wear away — the logo is the material's own shape.
- Print area
- 180mm x 115mm
- Best for
- Leather, PU, silicone and soft-touch finishes where an understated, tactile mark suits the product better than a printed one.
- Not ideal for
- Colour, fine detail, or small text — you get shape and shadow only, so a logo that relies on colour contrast will disappear.
Foil Printing
A heated die presses a thin metallic foil onto the surface, transferring it only where the die touches. The result is a genuinely reflective mark, not a printed imitation of one.
- Print area
- 70mm x 55mm
- Best for
- Notebooks, gift boxes and leather goods where a gold or silver shine carries the premium feel.
- Not ideal for
- Photographic artwork, gradients, or multi-colour logos — one foil colour per stamp, flat coverage only.
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