Branding of bags for corporate functions or events.

(Goodie bags can also be made up)

Choose the Bag Type:

– Shopping bags – Tote bags – Drawstring bags – Backpacks – Duffel bags – Laptop bags

Select Materials:

– Canvas – Cotton – Polyester – Recycled materials (for eco-friendly options) – Paper (for disposable shopping bags) – Leather or faux leather – Material to be confirmed by stock availability from the supplier.

Decide on Bag Design:

– Size and shape – Color scheme (align with your brand colors) – Handles or straps – Pockets or

Compartments.

Branding Methods:

– Screen printing – Embroidery – Heat transfer – Patches – Woven labels – Embossing (for leather bags)

Speak to us, we will suggest the most suitable method, once you have decided on the product.

Branding Placement:

– Centre of the bag – Corner placement – All-over print – On straps or handles – Interior branding

Additional Features:

– Zippers – Buttons or snaps – Reinforced bottom – Water-resistant coating

Quantity:

– Determine how many bags you need – Consider bulk ordering for cost-effectiveness

UV printing

UV Printing, otherwise known as Ultra Violet Printing is a printing technique that uses special UV curing ink that allows the ink to be printed onto a large range of materials or ‘substrates’.

Signage and displays – Promotional items and gifts – Industrial marking and labeling – Packaging and labels – Decorative glass and acrylics – Customized electronics cases – Architectural elements

Tip: UV printing offers a great balance of quality, durability, and versatility

Embroidery

Embroidery is the process of embellishing the surface of textiles with decorative stitching using colorful threads often made of silk or cotton.

Applications – Corporate uniforms and workwear – Sports team jerseys and hats – Promotional items (caps, bags, polo shirts) – Fashion embellishments – Patches and badges – Home decor (pillows, towels, blankets)

Tips: Embroidery remains a popular choice for its professional look and durability.

Pad printing

Pad printing, also called tampography or tampo printing, is an indirect offset (gravure) printing process where a silicon pad takes a 2-D image from a laser engraved (etched) printing plate (also called cliché) and transfers it to a 3-D object.

Applications – Promotional items (pens, golf balls, keychains) – Industrial parts and components – Electronics and appliances – Toys and sporting goods – Medical devices – Automotive parts – Packaging (bottle caps, containers)

Tips: Pad printing is particularly valued in industries where precise, high-quality printing on irregular surfaces is required

Engraving

There are different types of engravings including the following;

• Etching. Etching is a type of engraving that is used on crystal, stone, and glass. …

• Rotary Engraving. Rotary Engraving is used on certain metals including gold, sterling silver, copper, and aluminium. …

• Laser Engraving.

Applications

a) Personalization and Gifts: – Jewelry (rings, pendants, watches) – Awards and trophies -Personal items (pens, lighters, phone cases)

b) Industrial and Commercial: – Serial numbers and barcodes on products – Machine parts and tools – Control panels and instrumentation – Signage and nameplates

c) Art and Decoration: – Glassware and crystal – Decorative metal panels – Wood carvings and inlays

d) Identification and Security: – ID tags and badges – Asset tracking – Security markings on valuable items

e) Promotional Products: – Corporate gifts – Branded merchandise

f) Architectural: – Building plaques – Wayfinding signs – Decorative panels

g) Medical: – Surgical instruments – Medical implants – Equipment labeling

h) Automotive: – VIN numbers – Custom parts – Dashboard components i) Electronics: – Circuit boards – Component markings

j) Fashion: – Leather goods – Belt buckles – Buttons and zippers

Tip: Engraving offers a permanent, professional way to mark, decorate, or personalize a wide range of items

DTF or DTG printing

Direct-to-Garment (DTG) for textiles – UV printing for flat surfaces and some 3D objects – Dye-sublimation for polyester fabrics and coated hard surfaces

Textiles (t-shirts, bags, caps) – Paper and cardboard (packaging, labels) – Plastics – Ceramics

Tip: DTF printing is gaining popularity due to its versatility and quality results.

Sublimation printing

Sublimation printing uses heat to essentially bring ink and fabric together as one. First, a design is printed onto special paper. The inks that are used turn into gas when brought under heat, then combine with the fabric and permanently print onto the fabric.

Materials: Works best on polyester fabrics or polyester-coated items – Can be used on ceramics, metals, and plastics with special polyester coatings

Tip: Versatility: It can be used on a wide range of materials, including polyester fabrics, ceramics, metals, and more.

Digital printing

Natural fibers, such as cotton, silk, wool, and linen, are generally good choices for digital printing. They have a smooth and even surface that allows the ink to penetrate well and produce sharp and vibrant colors. They are also breathable, durable, and comfortable to wear.

Promotional items (pens, USB drives, phone cases) – Packaging (bottles, boxes, containers) – Industrial parts and components – Signage and displays – Electronics (laptop covers, game controllers) – Home decor (picture frames, coasters, tiles) – Personalized gifts

Tip: Digital printing onto items offers great flexibility for customization and small-batch production.

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