IMPRINT OPTIONS

There are multiple options for putting your brand on a product. The better the artwork we receive the better the imprint will be. We accept all types of artwork including electronic art (see requirements below).

EMBOSSING

Embossing pushes the surface forward, causing a raised image. Debossing is done using the same process but the surface is depressed. The following terms apply to both embossing and debossing.

A blind emboss is an embossed image that is not stamped over a printed image or with a foil. The colour of the image is the same as the paper.

A registered emboss is an embossed image that exactly registers to a printed or foil stamped image.

A combo emboss refers to an embossed image that is also foil stamped.

Glazing refers to an emboss that appears polished. Notably on dark-coloured stocks, the heat and pressure is substantially increased to smooth and shine the surface.

Using a very high temperature, light coloured papers can be scorched so that the paper changes colour. Successfully done with extreme caution, this process actually burns the paper.

EMBROIDERY
Stitching a logo in any colour thread onto a fabric or canvas.

LASER ENGRAVING
Laser engraving is possible on wood, metal or plastic.

PAD PRINT
The most common form of imprinting a logo. Pad printing is possible on most surfaces.

SCREEN PRINTING
This is a process whereby ink is applied directly to the surface whether it is a fabric or PVC pad.