Personalisation
Individual staff names, departments, roles, player numbers and other variable information.
Uniform branding method
Vinyl printing uses precision-cut heat transfer film that is pressed onto a suitable garment. Its crisp edges make it especially practical for individual names, team numbers, staff roles and simple solid-colour graphics.

Individual staff names, departments, roles, player numbers and other variable information.
Bold lettering and clean, solid-colour shapes where a sharp cut edge is part of the desired look.
The artwork contains photographs, gradients, extremely fine detail or many overlapping colours.
Artwork is converted into clean vector shapes that a plotter can follow.
The selected vinyl is cut in reverse for the final size and placement.
Unused material is removed, leaving the names, numbers or logo on its carrier.
Controlled heat and pressure bond the vinyl to the compatible garment surface.
Very thin details can be difficult to cut and weed, so artwork may need practical simplification.
Multiple colours may require separate layers. DTF can be more suitable when many colours or gradients are involved.
Fibre composition, coatings and seams must suit the pressing temperature, pressure and location.
Yes. Because each name or number can be cut separately, vinyl is a practical way to personalise staff and team garments.
Standard cut vinyl is best for solid colours. A multi-colour printed transfer such as DTF may be more practical for complex artwork.
Often, provided the garment surface, coating and heat tolerance are compatible with the selected film.
Vector artwork is preferred because the design must be translated into precise cutting paths.
Use the supplied care directions, wash inside out where advised and do not iron directly over the decoration.
Provide the garment, personalisation list, size, placement and colour. We will confirm whether vinyl or another transfer method is the practical choice.
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