How We Print All-Over Products
When you have a design that’s simply too good to contain to one part of a product, you need all-over printing. We do all-over printing on a wide range of…
How Laser Engraving Works
Lasers are universally accepted as cool, if also a little scary and mysterious. And that’s just among cats. A laser is essentially a highly focused beam of light. When a…
How to Convert Files Between Different Color Modes
You’ve printed some cool artwork and now you also want to use it on your social media. Or you posted a photo on your social media, and you want to…
Your Pad Printing Explainer
Pad printing uses a silicone pad to stamp designs onto a wide variety of objects. If you choose your customization process based exclusively on how satisfying it is to watch,…
How Full Color Printing Works
Full color printing sounds so promising – does it mean that you get to print your design in all the colors? Yes! Except also, technically, no. Other names for full…
What Makes Embroidery Pucker and How to Prevent It
Depending on how you spend your free time, you could have encountered embroidery on anything from branded polo shirts to fancy tapestries hanging in museums. Probably none of those had…
How to Make an Emulsion Stencil for Screen Printing
Screen printing involves pushing ink through a stencil made of mesh coated with emulsion. Maybe that’s everything you’ve ever wanted to know about emulsion’s role in screen printing, in which…
Heat + Pressure + Time: How Heat Transfer Printing Works
Heat transfer printing uses high temperatures to print designs on promotional products made of fabric, like apparel, camping chairs, and bags. If you’ve ever been a Girl Scout and/or a…
The Quick and Clean Guide to How Imprints Work on Your Promotional Items
“Imprint” is the name for the mark that’s added to your product. Examples include “CORNHOLE CHAMPION ‘03” on your favorite mug, “PRINCESS SNUFFLE BUTT” engraved in your dog’s collar tag,…
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