Your brand.
Every detail.
Discover how one identity changes across fabric, labels, tags, and packaging. Look closely, explore the finish, and build a shortlist for your own product.
Embroidery
Artwork on the productDirect stitching gives the logo a textured thread finish. Review stitch density, thread colours, backing, and small lettering at the final size.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
DTF transfer
Artwork on the productA detailed transfer creates a continuous printed logo surface. Review hand feel, colour, fine detail, placement, and compatibility with the proposed fabric.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Dye sublimation
Artwork on the productColour becomes part of the suitable polyester fabric rather than a raised logo layer. Check colour, knit visibility, panel positioning, and the approved sample.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Heat-transfer vinyl
Artwork on the productCut film creates clean shapes on the garment. Check film type, stretch, edges, material compatibility, and the final placement.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Names & numbers
Artwork on the productCoordinate the brand logo with player names and numbers. Confirm spelling, font, number dimensions, sponsor positions, and the approved team roster.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Puff print
Artwork on the productA raised ink effect adds dimension to the mark. Review expansion, edge shape, spacing, and whether small details need simplifying.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Rhinestone embellishment
Artwork on the productIndividual stones create the logo with colour and sparkle. Define stone size, spacing, layout, attachment, and the design at its actual size.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Screen printing
Artwork on the productSeparate ink colours build a crisp graphic on the fabric. Review coverage, colour matching, hand feel, registration, and the approved print sample.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
Twill appliqué
Artwork on the productCut textile shapes are attached with stitched edges. Review twill colours, shape, edge stitching, scale, and how the decoration sits on the garment.
What to specify
Artwork · dimensions · colours · material · approved sample
DTG printing
Soft graphic appearanceA direct-to-garment print gives artwork an ink-on-fabric character. Review the actual cotton or cotton-rich base, pretreatment, colour, hand feel, and wash sample.
What to specify
Fabric composition · pretreatment · artwork · colour sample
Embossed logo
Raised tonal identityA raised impression brings the brand above the material surface. Discuss a suitable patch or substrate, tooling, relief depth, attachment, and the detail that remains readable at the chosen size.
What to specify
Substrate · tooling · depth · final dimensions
Debossed logo
Understated recessed identityA recessed impression presses the mark into the material. Directional light reveals the identity through depth and shadow; review the substrate, impression, edge detail, and attachment on a physical sample.
What to specify
Material · impression depth · artwork · attachment
Silicone print
Smooth raised surfaceA smooth dimensional mark can give sportswear branding a distinct surface. Discuss the silicone system, fabric compatibility, stretch, thickness, adhesion, and intended care before approval.
What to specify
Fabric · thickness · stretch · adhesion sample
No matching finish. Try another word or collection.
Make the details work together.
Choose a print, an inside label, a tag, and a pack—or shortlist alternatives. Your choices stay with you as you explore these pages.
Branded visual concepts created to illustrate the finishes. Confirm method availability, materials, dimensions, colours, costs, and the physical sample for your order. Care-label wording is illustrative.
Define the decision
Explain the intended logo size, level of detail, colour needs, coverage, and position. Discuss fibre content, stretch, surface texture, and garment assembly. Ask which methods can be offered for your specific design.
What to check in development
Evaluate the decorated sample and relevant care expectations. Confirm the proposed method in the specification. A technique suitable for a small chest logo may not be suitable for an all-over design or a flexible panel.
Turn the guide into a manufacturing brief
For a Karimanwears enquiry, connect these decisions to a named product and a current specification. Include your design references, quantity breakdown, destination, and the features that are essential. Tell us what is already approved and what needs development. This helps separate a requirement that affects construction from a visual preference that can still be discussed.
Confirm before production
Keep the sample notes, measurements, artwork, and commercial quotation together. Resolve open decisions in writing and identify the version that production should follow. If a material, design, quantity, or deadline changes, ask how the change affects the proposal. A topic guide is useful preparation, while the approved product reference and agreed terms define your particular order.
Your project checklist
- Artwork requirements
- Material surface
- Stretch and use
- Decoration availability
- Sample approval