
Pad Printing
A spot-color printed logo, including on compact items. Appearance depends on the surface material and shape.
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21 methods and options

A spot-color printed logo, including on compact items. Appearance depends on the surface material and shape.

Solid color areas and defined edges. Coverage and contrast depend on the item and selected inks.

Multiple shades within one design. The product color, texture and finish influence the final appearance.

A printed design on the surface. The full-color version can reproduce gradients and detail.

A mark without added colored ink. Examples include metal, coated finishes and wood.

A subtle, often tone-on-tone decoration that can be felt. Contrast varies with the material.

A design combining a foil finish and, depending on the surface, an impression in the material.

Visible texture and dimension. The design is made of thread, unlike artwork printed onto a patch.

Full-color artwork with gradients while retaining the feel of the compatible textile.

A design integrated into the textile structure. It is neither printing applied onto the fabric nor an added patch.

A piece defined by its shape, texture and border. Its logo may be debossed, engraved or printed, depending on the patch.

A colored logo with gloss and perceptible dimension. The result depends on the surface and offered process.

Coordinated items identified individually. The appearance depends on the decoration process.

The printed artwork remains visible beneath the clear layer. In the example shown, the decoration is positioned in the center of the lid.

The intended effect is a smooth surface that catches the light. This process is different from hot stamping, which uses a die pressed into the material.

This finish draws attention to the logo’s outlines and the surface’s tonal differences. Its appearance varies with the selected material, so the example for the particular product is the best guide to the level of contrast.

On a journal, the band fits around the cover. It personalizes the presentation and can be removed when the product is used, making it different from a permanent decoration on the cover.

This decoration is revealed when the product is opened. It complements exterior branding by giving your content additional space inside the product.

Full-color artwork applied onto the surface. The finish depends on the film, inks and surface.

Artwork carried by a physical label. Shape and coverage depend on the model.



The base appearance of the product, including its usual manufactured details.