Also known as Silk Screening, screen printing is the process in which a logo design is imposed on to the garment using ink in one or multiple colors. The ink is cured using heat.

Digital images and logos, sublimated or dyed directly onto polyester twill material and laser cut to size, then sewn onto garments.

Automated application of logos or images directly onto garments using stitched thread.

Polyester twill fabric cut and sewn onto garments for logos, numbers or names.

Using heat and pressure, the sublimation process transfers digital images from dye printed transfer papers directly onto the polyester based fabric.

Also known as Applique, these are custom cut polyester twill patch logos which are embellished with embroidered details.

Numbers are silk screened directly onto garments using ink and then cured using heat.

Polyester twill fabric numbers cut and sewn onto garments.

Numbers transferred directly onto garments by using digital dye sublimation transfer process.

Digital numbers sublimated directly onto polyester twill fabric then cut and sewn onto garments.

Names are silk screened directly onto garments using ink and then cured using heat.

Digital names sublimated directly onto polyester twill fabric nameplates then sewn onto garments.

Player names made up of individual letters cut out of polyester twill fabric and sewn onto twill nameplates and then sewn onto garments.

Player names transferred directly onto garments by using dye sublimation transfer process.