Brand-a-wear screen printing offers the very best in personalised clothing. They offer clothing printing jobs and embroidery for a range of items, which include: t-shirts, hoodies, workwear, polo shirts, pants, jackets and outerwear.
They allow you to create your design on their website, with the choice of fabric, colour and type of garment, so you can get a better idea of just how your design will look as well as how much your order will cost.
Brand-a-wear also provides high resolution printing direct-to-garments. This means they can print all number of highly detailed and artistic designs onto your clothes, from your latest company logo onto a polo shirt, to your local sports team’s club crest and motto on a hoodie. This ensures your personalised clothes are eye catching and memorable.
Whatever you need, Brand-a-wear has the solution for you – from screen printing to embroidery, to printing direct to clothing to using transfers. They have a set of guidelines for each method, to help make sure that whatever method and design you choose is the very best it can be.
Perhaps the most traditional method is embroidery, which involves stitching directly into the garment. Initial cost are higher than other methods, but for good reason – as embroidered design will last the longest. So in many ways they offer the best value for money.
Screen printing is a very popular method because of its durability and ability to produce big design files with lots of colours. This makes it ideal for large t-shirts and hoodies. It’s also more suitable for bulk orders as it costs less to produce per item. What’s more, it won’t fade in the wash.
A more modern way of getting your prints is achieved by inkjet technology. This is known as DTG (Direct to Garment) printing. There’s no set up charge involved, so it is a good option for those with a smaller order. Last but not least is transfer printing, where a specialist printer is used to produce the artwork before being transferred onto the clothing.
Brand-a-wear has the latest transfer printing and Vinyl CAD cutting equipment to produce the highest quality transfers. They understand what a design needs to capture in order for you to get the best, and why it’s important for you to establish that with your designer before committing to going to print. This starts from understanding your target audience and knowing exactly who you are trying to communicate with and what you are trying to say.
For more information on the full Brandawear range please visit the website: http://www.brandawear.co.uk.
For those in desperate need for inspiration they can visit Brand-a-wear’s online blog at www.brandawear.co.uk/blog/, which features all sort of tips and advice, including how to create an image for your company, to the best way to market your brand with personalised clothes, to the vital questions you need to ask your designer before you go to print. So if you’re looking at getting personalise clothing printed then get in touch with Brand-a-wear, they have something to suit everybody’s needs.
George Christo has a passion for Customised t-shirts, work wear embroidery and teamwear – this is his job and his world. You can connect with him on Google+
They allow you to create your design on their website, with the choice of fabric, colour and type of garment, so you can get a better idea of just how your design will look as well as how much your order will cost.
Brand-a-wear also provides high resolution printing direct-to-garments. This means they can print all number of highly detailed and artistic designs onto your clothes, from your latest company logo onto a polo shirt, to your local sports team’s club crest and motto on a hoodie. This ensures your personalised clothes are eye catching and memorable.
Whatever you need, Brand-a-wear has the solution for you – from screen printing to embroidery, to printing direct to clothing to using transfers. They have a set of guidelines for each method, to help make sure that whatever method and design you choose is the very best it can be.
Perhaps the most traditional method is embroidery, which involves stitching directly into the garment. Initial cost are higher than other methods, but for good reason – as embroidered design will last the longest. So in many ways they offer the best value for money.
Screen printing is a very popular method because of its durability and ability to produce big design files with lots of colours. This makes it ideal for large t-shirts and hoodies. It’s also more suitable for bulk orders as it costs less to produce per item. What’s more, it won’t fade in the wash.
A more modern way of getting your prints is achieved by inkjet technology. This is known as DTG (Direct to Garment) printing. There’s no set up charge involved, so it is a good option for those with a smaller order. Last but not least is transfer printing, where a specialist printer is used to produce the artwork before being transferred onto the clothing.
Brand-a-wear has the latest transfer printing and Vinyl CAD cutting equipment to produce the highest quality transfers. They understand what a design needs to capture in order for you to get the best, and why it’s important for you to establish that with your designer before committing to going to print. This starts from understanding your target audience and knowing exactly who you are trying to communicate with and what you are trying to say.
For more information on the full Brandawear range please visit the website: http://www.brandawear.co.uk.
For those in desperate need for inspiration they can visit Brand-a-wear’s online blog at www.brandawear.co.uk/blog/, which features all sort of tips and advice, including how to create an image for your company, to the best way to market your brand with personalised clothes, to the vital questions you need to ask your designer before you go to print. So if you’re looking at getting personalise clothing printed then get in touch with Brand-a-wear, they have something to suit everybody’s needs.
George Christo has a passion for Customised t-shirts, work wear embroidery and teamwear – this is his job and his world. You can connect with him on Google+
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