Embroidery
Want to add a touch of personality to your premium organic apparel?
Our embroidery service is here to make your clothes pop like never before.
We take your design and work a little magic with our Ricoma embroidery
machine. Our embroidery team are super conscientious with an eye for detail
so you are always assured of top notch quality. The possibilities are endless,
and the results always stunning. So let's get stitching and take your brand to
the next level!
The cost of embroidery is determined by the size of your artwork and the stitch count. You are welcome to ask us for a quote for your artwork. Below are some examples of low / medium / high stitch count designs.
Up to 6000 Stitches
6000 - 12000 Stitches
12000+ Stitches
Screen Printing
Screen printing is a traditional and popular print method. Your artwork is exposed onto a screen to produce an exact image of your artwork. Ink is then pushed through the exposed image on the screen onto your garment. It is perfect for quantities from twenty-five up to thousands of garments.
We use the friendliest inks available from Permaset. They are water based and free from solvents, toxic chemicals, CFCs, HCFCs, and other nasties. We wash up the screens with water rather than chemical solvents, ensuring you have the highest- quality, lowest-impact print around.
The minimum print run is 25 shirts. This means that the print requirements need to be exactly the same for all shirts, including the print colour. If you have a range of designs, you need to get at least 25 shirts with each design. If you are printing shirts for adults and children, we usually need a smaller print for children's shirts up to and including size 6. In that case, you would need a minimum of 25 small tees and a minimum of 25 bigger kids and adults tees.
Some factors that determine the price are:
- Quantity
- Number of colours printed
- Number of print positions
We keep your screens for up tp 9 months for reprints.
Digital Printing
With our new Epson F2260 printer, DTG ( Diirect to Garment ) and DTF ( Direct to Film ) printing are the way to go. With these methods, you can be confident that your designs will come out looking sharp and professional every time.
DTG prints your designs directly onto the fabric, while DTF printing transfers your designs from a film onto the fabric using heat and pressure. We are happy to advise which method is best for your design on the garments you choose.
Digital printing is perfect for your intricate &/or multi-coloured designs or photograph, as well as smaller print runs.
