How will your logo look?

Each product lists the methods it suits. Not sure which to choose? Pick “Recommend for me” and we suggest the best finish for your logo, product and budget.

  • Laser engraving

    Engraved into the material itself, so it never wears off.

    Looks like
    A clean, tone-on-tone mark cut into metal, wood, bamboo or leather.
    Colours
    No ink: the colour of the material
    Lasts
    Permanent
    Best for
    Pens, bottles, power banks, awards, wooden and leather items
  • UV full-colour printing

    Sharp, full-colour print that sits slightly raised on the surface.

    Looks like
    Photos, gradients and many colours, printed directly on the item.
    Colours
    Full colour
    Lasts
    Very good
    Best for
    Hard, flat surfaces: notebooks, tech gifts, boxes, acrylic
  • Screen printing

    Solid, bright ink colours: great value for simple logos in bulk.

    Looks like
    Flat, opaque colours with crisp edges. Each colour is printed separately.
    Colours
    1–3 solid colours
    Lasts
    Very good
    Best for
    Bags, apparel, bottles, larger quantities

    Minimum order applies

  • Pad printing

    A small, precise print that follows curved surfaces.

    Looks like
    One or two solid colours on small or rounded areas.
    Colours
    1–2 solid colours
    Lasts
    Good
    Best for
    Pens, caps, lanyard clips, small plastic items

    Minimum order applies

  • Full-colour transfer (DTF)

    A vivid full-colour print applied with heat: flexible on fabric.

    Looks like
    A thin, soft layer with bright colours and fine detail.
    Colours
    Full colour
    Lasts
    Good, washable
    Best for
    T-shirts, caps, tote bags, pouches
  • Sublimation

    Colours are infused into the surface, so they can’t peel or crack.

    Looks like
    Smooth, edge-to-edge full colour, including photos.
    Colours
    Full colour
    Lasts
    Excellent
    Best for
    White or light mugs, polyester apparel, aluminium plates
  • Debossing & foil

    Your logo pressed into the material, with an optional gold or silver foil.

    Looks like
    A premium, tactile finish with no ink, or a shiny metallic foil.
    Colours
    No ink, or a metallic foil
    Lasts
    Permanent
    Best for
    Leather and PU notebooks, diaries, card and gift boxes

    Minimum order applies

  • Doming (epoxy)

    A full-colour print under a clear, glossy raised dome.

    Looks like
    A shiny 3D badge effect that catches the light.
    Colours
    Full colour
    Lasts
    Very good
    Best for
    Keychains, badges, name plates, magnets
  • Sandblasting

    A frosted, etched look on glass or metal: elegant and permanent.

    Looks like
    A matte, frosted logo on a clear or shiny surface.
    Colours
    No ink: frosted
    Lasts
    Permanent
    Best for
    Glassware, crystal awards, metal drinkware
  • Embroidery

    Your logo stitched in thread: textured, durable and premium.

    Looks like
    Raised stitched lines with a rich, crafted feel.
    Colours
    Up to about 12 thread colours
    Lasts
    Excellent
    Best for
    Caps, polo shirts, jackets, towels

    Minimum order applies

Pricing

How branding affects your price

The more you order, the less each piece costs

Setting up a job takes the same effort for 50 pieces or 1,000, so the price per piece drops as the quantity grows. Your quotation shows the exact price for your quantity.

Some methods need a minimum order

Screen printing, pad printing, debossing and embroidery start with a one-time setup: screens, printing plates, a metal die or a stitch file. That fixed cost makes them best value for larger quantities, so they carry a minimum order.

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