This is how we print: Digital Print
In computer-controlled production, the colors are sprayed onto the item. Digital Direct is Spreadshop’s new standard print method, as it’s the most favored choice. More about Digital Direct
- Available for all file formats
- Brilliant print results
- Smooth surface thanks to dyed-in-fabric prints
Thermo Sublimation
The design is initially printed on a transfer foil and then put onto the product by means of thermal evaporation.
- Used to print on accessories like mugs and phone cases
- Available for all file formats
- Minimum resolution for pixel graphics: 400dpi
- The product’s surface will be colorized
The design is initially printed on a transfer foil and then printed on the product by applying heat. White products receive a transparent foil, color products a white transfer foil.
- Used to print on accessories like bags and caps
- Available for all file formats
- A matte foil creates a design that can be easily sprayed on the product
This is how we print: Plotting
Flex Printing (smooth)
The design is printed on matte foil and then heat-pressed onto the product.
- Suitable for text and smaller designs (e.g. logos)
- The template needs to be a vector graphics file.
- Max. 3 colours per design
Flock Printing (velvety)
The design is cut out of a velvety foil and then heat-pressed onto the product.
- The template needs to be a vector graphics file.
- Max. 3 colours per design
- The design sticks out slightly but visibly, and it feels velvety-smooth.
Special (flex printing)
This special kind of flex printing is done by using special effect foils, e.g. glitter or glow-in-the-dark.
- The template needs to be a vector graphics file.
- Suitable for text and simple designs
- Only one color per design possible