01
Puff / Foaming Print
Expanded ink creates a raised, soft-edged graphic with a clear tactile profile.
Suitable direction: heavyweight T-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies and casual sets.
Decoration techniques
Surface Effects That Make an Apparel Program Distinct
Compare decoration directions against your fabric, artwork, placement and wear requirements. We review feasibility with the garment—not with an image alone.
Technique library
Start With the Effect You Want to Create
These six directions make it easier to brief a collection. They are visual and technical references rather than fixed promises: your final sample route is confirmed after artwork and garment review.
02
Digital Direct Printing
High-detail artwork and tonal variation applied directly to compatible garment fabrics.
Suitable direction: cotton tees, fashion tops, event garments and artwork-led programs.
03
Hand-Painted Effect
A controlled brush-style surface effect for artistic, intentionally non-uniform visual direction.
Suitable direction: fashion tees, sweatshirts, limited collections and merch concepts.
04
Chenille, Flat Stitch & Sequin
Layer raised loops, flat thread and controlled sparkle when artwork needs several tactile finishes.
Suitable direction: sweatshirts, varsity-inspired jackets, fashion knits and selected kidswear.
05
Gradient Toothbrush Embroidery
Fine upright yarn clusters create a brush-like dimensional texture; pile direction and color can be sampled.
Suitable direction: hoodies, sweatshirts, outerwear and statement-placement programs.
06
Micro Towel Embroidery
Small raised loop areas add a soft texture on compact marks and decorative motifs.
Suitable direction: polos, T-shirts, kidswear, lounge sets and light casualwear.
Before sampling
The Details That Shape a Feasible Sample
A clear brief helps us evaluate decoration, garment construction and cost together before making sample recommendations.
Artwork
File type, colors, line detail and intended finish.
Placement & Size
Position, dimensions and whether the area crosses seams or pockets.
Fabric & Garment
Composition, weight, stretch, wash expectations and construction.
Quantity & Delivery
Target pieces, sample route and required delivery window.
Start a project
Send the Garment and Artwork Direction You Have
A tech pack is helpful but not required for an initial review. Reference images, garment details and an estimated quantity are enough to start a practical discussion.