No, we're not talking about printing T-shirts with silver and gold inks. We've been doing these for almost 12 years, both in flex and screen printing. We're also very close to being able to do it in direct printing, which will be a huge step forward. What we're talking about is something different that we want to present to the world. We haven't invented anything, we're just presenting something that seems to be hidden from the general public.
It's amazing how much we can do in personalised clothing that nobody seems to want to present to their clients.
We are increasingly turning to fashion decoration or the use of special effects to offer unique options. We believe that in order to be different we must also have different solutions, and these solutions are what set us apart from any other textile printing company.
At the beginning of 2018, we presented a series of different applications for clothing in a video on our Facebook page, and flock printing gained huge traction as soon as it was announced.
In this almost secret presentation - we haven't advertised these services - we also talked about metallic printing in different colours (Sshhh, don't tell anyone but we have several special effect options for clothes here). Starting out with just 4 colours to test the concept and acceptance, we will soon be significantly expanding the range available, such has been the demand from our customers.
One of the first jobs we did used a combination of screen printing and metallic flex in various colours. You can see one of the examples below, on a white T-shirt with black screen printing and a red metallic application.
There are many options and it all depends on the client's imagination. In this same job, the client chose to use other colour variations, such as a black T-shirt with gold appliqué instead of red. It looks just as incredible as the previous photo.
Just by looking at the calendar I can see that in the next two weeks we have three more similar jobs. For now, I'll leave you with another video that we shared on our Facebook page of the application of this work.
