Screen, pad, offset, flexo, UV and sublimation, depending on the substrate and the colour count.
Product customization
Your brand, on the product, before you order it
Every line in the catalogue has a decorating surface with real dimensions. You place your artwork on it, we send the factory a specification in millimetres, and a physical proof comes back before anything is printed.
A short walkthrough video is coming here.
How it works
Four steps, no guesswork.
01
Pick the product
Each one carries its own print area — a box lid, a body wrap, a front chest panel — with the real size in millimetres.
02
Place your artwork
Upload a vector file, drag it onto the surface, scale, rotate or mirror it. The tool tells you if any of it falls outside the print area.
03
We brief the factory
They receive the surface, your file and the position measured from the corner of the panel. Nothing is left to interpretation.
04
Proof, then production
A physical sample comes back photographed. Nothing runs until you sign it off.
What is possible
Decoration by material.
Each product page lists the methods that surface actually takes, and how many spot colours.
Metal and hard goods
Laser engraving for permanence, pad or UV print where you need colour.
Textiles
Screen print, embroidery, heat transfer, puff print, woven labels and custom neck tags.
Packaging
Hot foil, emboss and deboss, spot UV, and full-colour offset on rigid and folding board.
What we need
Getting your artwork right first time.
Vector is best — AI, EPS, PDF or SVG. A 300 dpi PNG works if that is all you have.
Convert type to outlines, or send the font with the file.
Give us Pantone references where colour matters. Screens vary; Pantone does not.
Keep critical detail clear of folds, seams and curves — we will flag it if it is too close.
Tell us if the artwork must be a fixed size rather than scaled to fit the panel.
Try it on a real product.
The tool is open — no account needed to place artwork and see the print specification.