Embroidery, Printing & Branding
Your logo, done on-site
We embroider and print uniforms, workwear and teamwear at our workshop in Gnangara, WA. Tell us what you’re ordering and we’ll help you choose the right finish for your logo, garments and order size. Pick up from Gnangara or have your order delivered anywhere in Australia.
Which branding option suits my order?
- Polos, caps and work shirts. Embroidery gives your logo a stitched finish that works well for everyday uniforms.
- Full-colour artwork on tees. DTG works well for detailed prints on suitable cotton garments. DTF is an option for a wider range of fabrics.
- Larger orders with a simple design. Screen printing can be a good fit when you’re printing the same design in a few colours across many garments.
- Custom uniforms with an all-over design. Sublimation lets you carry colours, patterns and logos across the garment. Minimums apply. See Custom Made.
Tell us what you’re ordering and send through your logo if you have it handy. We’ll help you narrow down the options.
BRANDING ONTO CLOTHING/APPAREL
Embroidery:
All embroidery is performed in-house, no middle-man ensures you are dealing with the one company that actually handles your items from beginning to end.
This ensures we have the best prices, great service, pride in our work and fast turnaround times along with the option to prioritise any urgent orders.
We have a no minimum order policy, that means if you only need a small quantity of items embroidered, we can do it!
See here for more info.
Screen Printing
Screen printing uses a fine mesh screen to apply ink to the garment. Each colour uses a separate screen, and we can print up to six colours per design.
It’s a great option for larger orders with the same logo or artwork, especially bold designs with a few colours or large prints across the back.
Minimum order is 10 pieces per design.
Direct-to-Garment (DTG) Printing
We print directly onto cotton garments in-house at our Gnangara workshop. DTG captures fine detail, gradients and vibrant colours, making it ideal for photos, illustrations and full-colour artwork.
It’s a great option for one-offs and small runs, typically 1–20 garments. We can print on suitable cotton tees, singlets, hoodies and crewneck sweatshirts.
DTG is available on suitable cotton garments. If you’re ordering polyester or a blend, ask us about DTF printing.
DTF Printing:
We can now offer DTF printing on any of our non-cotton garments
- simply email for a DTF quote to sales@evokeuniforms.com.au
with your choice of garments and artwork.
DTF (direct to film) printing is done using the same technology as DTG, printed on our same printer, it is simply printed onto heat transfer film, we add a special powder adhesive, and then heat pressed to the garment.
This printing method can be applied to a wide variety of materials, is durable and the designs come out very detailed and vibrant.
Vinyl/Digital Transfers:
Digital Transfer Printing is a way to produce professional and personalised garments quickly and easily and at a far cheaper cost than screenprinting. This is perfect for repeat orders where you would like to replicate the same as previously ordered. Otherwise, we would now most likely recommend DTG, DTF for under 10 garments, or DTG, DTF, Supacolour for 10-20 garments).They are another subsitute to screen printing for low volume orders.
See here for more info.
Vinyl/Digital Transfers Vs. Screenprinting
Supacolor Transfers:Supacolor combines the quality of traditional silkscreen techniques with the flexibility and convenience of digital printing to produce premium-quality full colour printing.
Supacolor transfers have been tested and they easily last over 50 washes. These transfers are made to last!
This process prints millions of colours and gradients, allowing reproduction of almost any artwork, no matter how complex. Fine detail is rendered as small as 1mm tall without requiring coloured borders (as you may see in Digital Transfers - above method).
See here for more info.
Dye Sublimation:
This is a full colour printing process used to apply photographic quality images to fabric. This is usually printed on the fabric panels prior to manufacture.
It is very common on sporting uniforms that involve team and sponsors logo's or unique colours/designs to cover the majority of the garment.
You just pay for the whole garment to be printed not a price per logo like you would when adding logo's to already manufactured garments. Minimums apply. View here, or request a quote and tell us what you’d like to create.
We've created this chart below to help you decide which print method might be right for you...
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BRANDING ONTO PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS
Pad Print:
Pad Printing is used on the majority of promotional products. This type of printing can be done on items that may not have a flat surface. This makes it perfect for anything with a curved or small surface like pens, keyrings, desk accessories, stress balls, glasses, mugs, pretty much any promotional item.
See below images for more information.
Screen Print:
Screen printing is ideal for large solid areas of colour. Large print areas are possible on both flat and cylindrical surfaces.
See below images for more information.
Direct Digital Print:
Direct to product digital printing involves the transfer of ink directly from the print heads of an inkjet machine to the product and can be used to produce both spot colour and full colour branding on flat or slightly curved surfaces.
Ideal for printing dark coloured products as a layer of white ink can be printed under the artwork.
Can print variable data including individual names.
See below images for more information.
Digital Transfer:
Digital Transfers are used for branding fabrics and are printed on transfer paper using a digital printing machine, then heat pressed onto the product.
See below images for more information.
Laser Engraving:
Laser engraving produces a permanent natural finish using a laser to mark the product. Different materials produce different effects when engraved so to avoid uncertainty pre-production samples are recommended.
The branding becomes part of the surface and is permanent. Can mark curved or uneven products.
See below images for more information.
Imitation Etch:
Imitation etch is a special pad printing ink used for producing an etch like effect on glass products, at a much lower cost than real etching.
See below images for more information.
Which branding option is suitable for my product?
You will see the available branding options listed in each product description.
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Need Help With Your Order?
Most orders can be placed directly through our online store. For larger or more complex orders, our friendly team is happy to help with pricing and branding advice.
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