THE KARIMAN BRAND SIGNATURE LIBRARY

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.

13 visual examples

Printing & texture

Embroidery

Artwork on the product

Direct 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

DTF transfer

Artwork on the product

A 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

Dye sublimation

Artwork on the product

Colour 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

Heat-transfer vinyl

Artwork on the product

Cut 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

Names & numbers

Artwork on the product

Coordinate 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

Puff print

Artwork on the product

A 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

Rhinestone embellishment

Artwork on the product

Individual 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

Screen printing

Artwork on the product

Separate 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

Twill appliqué

Artwork on the product

Cut 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

DTG printing

Soft graphic appearance

A 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

Embossed logo

Raised tonal identity

A 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

Debossed logo

Understated recessed identity

A 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
Printing & texture

Silicone print

Smooth raised surface

A 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

Explore this manufacturing guide ↗
YOUR BRAND SIGNATURE

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.

VISUAL FINISH STUDY

Begin with the artwork requirements

Collect original logo files, colours, sizes, placements, names, numbers, and any sponsor marks. Confirm permission to use the artwork. Identify the smallest text and finest details because those may affect production choices. Provide separate files where products or wearer groups use different branding.

Understand the main options

Sublimation, transfers, embroidery, screen printing, and other finishes create different results. Their suitability depends on fibre content, surface texture, stretch, garment construction, and design complexity. Our factory imagery includes sublimation and heat-press work. Ask which methods can be quoted for your particular project rather than assuming every technique is available in-house.

Review how decoration meets construction

A logo near a seam, pocket, zipper, or stretch panel may need careful placement. Large designs can look different across size ranges. Specify dimensions and reference points in the technical brief. Ask whether decoration happens before or after assembly and what the sample should show about the finished placement.

Approve the result and care expectations

Check the decorated sample for appearance, feel, fit interaction, and relevant use requirements. Discuss wash or other testing where needed. Record the approved artwork version and material reference together. The purpose of sampling is to replace assumptions with a physical result before a larger order is manufactured.

Explore the detailed guides

DTF Transfer Printing: What to SpecifyDye Sublimation for Custom SportswearEmbroidery for Branded Apparel & AccessoriesHeat Transfer & Vinyl for Product PersonalizationLabels, Hang Tags & Retail PackagingPlayer Names, Numbers & Sponsor ArtworkRaised & Puff Print DevelopmentRhinestone & Crystal EmbellishmentScreen Printing for Custom ApparelTwill & Appliqué Lettering for Custom ProductsDTG Printing for Custom ApparelEmbossed & Debossed BrandingSilicone Printing & Raised Product BrandingCustom Garment Labels & Neck BrandingCustom Hang Tags: Matte, Gloss, Spot UV & FoilCustom Garment Packing Bags & Branded Mailers

Your project checklist

  • Artwork files and permissions
  • Actual dimensions and positions
  • Material compatibility
  • Sample appearance and function
  • Agreed care and testing requirements
Ask our team ↗