Our apparel factory provides the following main custom printing methods for garments:
1. Single-colour Screen Printing
2. Multi-colour Screen Printing
3. Heat Transfer Printing
4. Digital Printing (DTG / Inkjet Printing)
5. Puff Printing (3D Foam Printing)
6. Embroidery
Different printing methods are suitable for different logos, quantities, colours, and fabric materials.
For example:
– Single-colour screen printing: Suitable for simple logos and large quantities, with lower cost
– Multi-colour printing / Heat transfer printing: Suitable for complex designs and colourful logos
– Digital printing: Suitable for high-resolution full-colour artwork and small quantities
– Puff printing: Creates a raised 3D effect and creates a more fashionable appearance
– Embroidery: Premium, durable, and ideal for corporate workwear and polo shirts
For corporate uniforms, waterproof jackets, and polo shirts, the most commonly used methods are screen printing, heat transfer printing, and embroidery.
The production lead time is approximately 3–4 weeks from order confirmation.
About Each Printing Method
Choose the right technique for your logo, quantity, and garment type.
Single-Colour Screen Printing
Suitable for simple logos and large quantities, with lower cost
Multi-Colour Screen Printing
Suitable for complex designs and colourful logos that need precision and colour accuracy
Heat Transfer Printing
Design is printed on transfer film and heat-pressed onto fabric. Great for full-colour artworks
Digital Printing (DTG / Inkjet)
Suitable for high-resolution full-colour artwork and small quantities
Puff Printing (3D Foam Printing)
Creates a raised 3D effect and creates a more fashionable appearance
Embroidery
Premium, durable, and ideal for corporate workwear and polo shirts
Visual Examples
See how each printing method looks on real garments.
