Silkscreen
1–4 spot coloursFlat, solid colours on non-woven, canvas and polyester
Cheapest per unit at volume. One screen per colour, so multi-colour logos add cost. Best on large flat panels.
Customization
Your logo, on the right surface, printed the right way
Most first-time buyers pick a print method by price and end up with a logo that peels after two washes. We match the method to the blank and the artwork — and show you a mock-up before anything is made.
Print methods
Eight ways we put a logo on a product
Tell us the product and the artwork; we will recommend the cheapest method that still looks right.
Heat transfer
Full colourDetailed or multi-colour logos on fabric
The artwork is printed onto transfer film then pressed on. Handles gradients and fine text that silkscreen cannot.
Sublimation
Full colour, edge to edgeAll-over prints on polyester
Dye is absorbed into the fabric, so the print never cracks or peels. Ideal for drawstring bags where the whole panel is artwork.
Pad print
1–4 spot coloursSmall, awkward or curved surfaces
A silicone pad transfers ink onto curved items — pen barrels, bottle caps, small rigid pieces.
Laser engraving
Tone on toneMetal, PU leather, wood
Permanent, cannot wear off. Ideal for executive gift sets where a subtle tone-on-tone logo reads as premium.
Embroidery
Up to 12 threadsTowels, caps, bag panels
Stitched logos survive heavy washing and read as genuinely made-to-order rather than promotional filler.
Foil stamping
Metallic foilsNotebook and planner covers
Metallic gold, silver or rose gold on PU leather and linen. The default for corporate diary covers.
Debossing
Blind / single colourPU leather covers
A recessed impression with no ink. Understated and popular with luxury and finance clients.
Artwork
What to send us
Send the best file you have. We do not charge to redraw a logo — we would rather fix a low-resolution file than print something you will be embarrassed by.
- AI / EPS
- Ideal — fully scalable vector
- Works if fonts are outlined
- SVG
- Works for most logos
- PNG 300dpi
- Must have a transparent background
- JPG / screenshot
- We will redraw it — no extra charge, one extra day
Timeline
How long it takes
Indicative for a 5,000-piece order with one print position. Chinese New Year and peak Q4 add two to three weeks — plan for it.
- Day 0 Brief received, questions answered, quotation issued
- Day 1–2 Free digital mock-up of your logo on the actual product
- Day 3–7 Pre-production sample produced and shipped
- Day 8–10 Sample approved, deposit received, production slot booked
- Day 11–30 Mass production, in-line QC, final AQL audit, booking and shipment
Sampling
Nothing goes to production before you approve a sample
A physical pre-production sample ships to you. Sampling is normally charged and then credited back against the production order once it is placed.
Free digital mock-up
Before you commit anything, we put your logo on a photograph of the actual product and send it over. One to two working days.
Physical sample
Printed on the real blank with the real method. You check colour, position and size on a physical object, not a screen.
Sample credit
Sample and courier cost is credited against the production invoice once the order is placed.
Order sizing
How quantity changes the price
100 – 500 pcs
The minimum viable trial run (104 published lines accept this range). Expect the top of the quoted band plus a one-off print set-up fee.
500 – 5,000 pcs
Where promotional gift economics actually work. Set-up cost amortises across the run and per-unit cost usually drops 20–35% versus a trial order.
5,000+ pcs
Container territory. Freight, packaging and print set-up all become marginal, and we will quote DDP so you can compare landed cost properly.
Request for quotation
Send us your artwork
Send us the item, the quantity and your artwork. You get a factory-direct price, printing options and a delivery date — normally within 4 working hours.
Get a factory-direct quote in 4 hours
Tell us the item, the quantity and your deadline. We will come back with pricing, printing options and a production schedule.