Debossing
A pressed, recessed impression on leather, paper and coated covers — the quiet, no-ink option.
Decoration is where a generic item becomes a brand item. Each method is grouped by what it does to the surface, and every page covers what it does well, where its limits are and what artwork to send.
A pressed, recessed impression on leather, paper and coated covers — the quiet, no-ink option.
Stitched decoration for caps, apparel, bags and outerwear, where the mark becomes part of the fabric.
Metallic foil pressed onto the surface for a reflective mark on notebooks, gift boxes and leather goods.
A permanent mark cut into wood, metal and some coated surfaces, with contrast that follows the material.
A one-colour-at-a-time print that gives a flat, solid mark on totes, bottles, apparel and event items.
Full-colour printing that keeps gradients, photographs and fine type on flat and slightly curved surfaces.