How we decorate it

Garment decoration from screen printing and embroidery to patches and details sewn in during production. We match the technique to the fabric, quantity and design. You do not need to name it in your enquiry – just show us the effect you want.

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Screen printing

Ink is applied directly to the fabric through prepared screens, a separate one for each colour. Screen printing gives a durable, saturated print and is especially cost-effective for larger runs. Before production we check the thickness of lines and small text. If needed, we simplify fine elements so the print stays legible.

Discharge: The ink removes the dye from the fabric and replaces it with a new colour. The print stays soft and can hardly be felt.
Plastisol: Gives strong coverage, including on dark fabric. It creates a durable layer you can feel, with intense colour.
Water-based inks: They soak into the fabric and give a soft, matt finish – as with discharge, the print can hardly be felt.
Metallic inks: They contain fine particles that reflect light. They work well as an accent on lettering, crests and selected parts of the design.
High-density print: Creates a raised layer on a selected element of the design. We use it selectively, for example on lettering or an outline.

Close-up of a navy print with a drawing of a stadium on white fabric — Water-based inks · close-up

White shirt with a multicoloured print in water-based inks — Water-based inks · whole shirt

Eagle in a gold wreath on a navy and red background, printed on a black shirt — Discharge · three colours

Black shirt with a light, multicoloured print across the whole front — Discharge · on dark fabric

Red shirt with multicoloured lettering and a crest — Discharge · many colours

Close-up of a multicoloured design with a face and gradients — Discharge · gradients

Blue shirt with a large multicoloured print of three figures in scarves — Plastisol · light colours on blue

Gold lettering with a metallic sheen on black fabric, close-up of the letter edges — Metallic inks · close-up of the edge

Detailed gold design with a metallic sheen on black fabric — Metallic inks · detailed design

Gold print with a metallic sheen on blue fabric — Metallic inks · on coloured fabric

White letter raised above the fabric surface, with a sheen on the edge — High-density print · layer thickness

Black raised lettering on a red sweatshirt, with a clearly thick layer of ink — High-density print · contrasting colour

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Heat transfer printing

The design is made on film and then heat-pressed into the fabric. This group includes full-colour DTF print and cut vinyl: flex and brick. They need no screens, so they work well for smaller runs and designs with many colours. With large, solid designs the print layer can reduce the breathability of the fabric.

DTF print: Reproduces many colours, gradients and fine details straight from the prepared file.
Flex vinyl: A thin, single-colour vinyl with a clean edge. Works best for names, numbers and simple marks.
Brick vinyl: A thicker, matt vinyl with a clearly raised effect. Works well for short lettering and simple shapes.

Close-up of a gold and brown club crest in a wreath, DTF print on a black shirt — DTF print · edge and shading

Multicoloured design with a stadium, fountains and red lettering, DTF print on a black shirt — DTF print · full-colour design

Solid gold area with cut-out lettering on a blue shirt, sharp vinyl edge — Flex vinyl · solid area and sharp edge

Grey letters in thick vinyl on a dark shirt, with a clearly raised edge — Brick vinyl · raised letters

Grey lettering with a red outline in thick vinyl on black fabric — Brick vinyl · two colours with an outline

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Machine embroidery

The design is made of thread, so it gives a crisp, slightly raised effect and excellent durability. Embroidery works best for logos, lettering and simple marks. We match the stitch density, underlay and backing to the fabric so the embroidery stays legible and does not distort the garment. Fine elements may need simplifying.

Flat embroidery: A versatile option in which the thread lies close to the surface. Works well for logos, lettering and smaller designs.
3D puff embroidery: Underlay lifts the thread and creates a clear raised effect. Looks best with bold letters and simple outlines.
Embroidered appliqué: A piece cut from fabric, e.g. kodura, is attached to the garment and finished with embroidery along the edge. It allows large, striking designs and patches, combining the texture of the fabric with the durability of embroidery.

Embroidered club crest on black fabric, with individual stitches visible — Flat embroidery · stitch density

Gold embroidered lettering in script on burgundy fabric — Flat embroidery · thin typeface

Embroidered crest with a wreath on a black cap — Flat embroidery · on a cap

Raised white chenille embroidery letters with a club name on a black sweatshirt — Chenille embroidery · distinctive texture

Close-up of raised light 3D puff embroidery letters on a navy cap — 3D puff embroidery · stitch texture

3D puff embroidery in the fabric colour on a navy sweatshirt, visible only through its shadow — 3D puff embroidery · tone on tone

White letters of sewn-on fabric with stitching along the edge, on a red background — Embroidered appliqué · stitched edge

Back of a navy sweatshirt with large gold kodura lettering finished with embroidery along the edge — Embroidered appliqué · large kodura lettering

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Sublimation printing

The dye penetrates the fibres of polyester fabric, so the print cannot be felt and does not stiffen the garment. It reproduces full-colour designs, gradients and fine patterns. We print the fabric before cutting, so the design can cover the whole surface of each panel of the garment.

We use sublimation only on suitable polyester fabrics. It is not suitable for cotton or for ready-made garments in dark colours.

Close-up of a white shirt: a fine repeating pattern with the year 1948 under navy lettering and stripes — Fine background pattern under lettering

White Podbeskidzie shirt printed all over: a crest pattern, colourful stripes and orange lettering — All-over print

Close-up of a smooth gradient from yellow to black with fine repeated lettering — Gradient · close-up

Blue shorts printed all over with palm trees and a sunset, with the club crest — All-over print shorts, with a crest

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Patches & trims

We can add woven patches, rubber patches, faux leather patches and custom labels to the design. They are made separately and then sewn onto the garment or sewn in during production. They can be the main mark or complement a print or embroidery. We match the type, size and method of attachment to the product and where it goes.

Woven patches: The design is woven into the fabric, which gives a matt, textile look and reproduces fine details.
Rubber patches: A soft, raised element with clean edges and saturated colours. Works well as a striking accent on clothing and accessories.
Faux leather patches: An embossed or printed patch with a simple, bold character. Most often used on caps, sweatshirts and accessories.
Custom labels: A label with the brand or group name, placed at the back of the neck, in the side seam or near the hem.

Woven patch with a gold wreath sewn onto a dark beanie — Woven patch · weave

White woven patch with a skull on a black hat — Woven patch · fine drawing

Raised plastic emblem with a club crest, sewn onto a black hat — Rubber patch · raised effect

Small plastic emblem with a club crest on a red sleeve — Rubber patch · on the sleeve

Dozens of finished emblems from different clubs scattered side by side — Finished emblems before sewing on

Faux leather patch with an embossed mark on a beige cap — Faux leather patch · embossing

Several faux leather patches in different shapes and colours — Faux leather patches · shapes and colours

Custom label · sewn into the neck

A stack of blue woven labels with a club name — Custom labels · before sewing in

Black patch with lettering, fastened with snaps, sewn onto a sweatshirt sleeve — Arm patch · with snaps

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Sewn details

Side stripes, contrasting ribbing and neck tape are tailoring work. The colour and mark are sewn onto the garment, not applied with ink or vinyl. The options depend on the style and fabric, so we agree them before cutting.

Side stripes: A tape sewn along the sleeve or leg, and on some styles set into the seam. Plain or with a repeating pattern, it can carry colour or a mark along the whole length of the garment.
Multicoloured ribbing: Ribbing made in stripes or chosen colours. It can appear at the neckline, sleeves and hem, depending on the style.
Neck tape: Tape covering the neck seam on the inside, optionally with your own pattern or lettering. It personalises the garment and gives it a neat finish.

Black tape with repeating lettering along the sleeve — Side stripe · along the sleeve

Yellow and blue tape with a repeating club mark along the sleeve — Side stripe · custom pattern on the tape

Light tape with a fine pattern running over the shoulder of a dark jacket — Side stripe · on the shoulder

Cuff in three coloured stripes on a burgundy sleeve — Multicoloured ribbing · cuff

Tape with repeating lettering covering the neck seam of a black T-shirt — Neck tape · custom pattern

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Got an idea?
We’ll choose the technique.

Show us your design or describe the effect you want. We will match the solution to the fabric, quantity and product, and then prepare a quote.

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