Printing techniques

Printing techniques for your branded merchandise.

Laser engraving, screen printing, embroidery, pad printing… Every promotional product has its ideal marking technique. Our advisors help you choose the one that shows your logo at its best.

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Our techniques

10 techniques to mark your logo.

Each technique has its strengths depending on the material, the shape of the item, the number of colours and the quantity. Here are the ones we offer.

Laser engraving of a logo on a metal water bottle Ideal for: metal, wood, leather

Laser engraving

A laser beam marks the surface of the item directly. The result is precise, elegant and permanent: it never fades over time.
Pad printing of a logo on promotional pens Ideal for: pens, curved items

Pad printing

A soft silicone pad transfers the ink onto domed, hollow or irregular surfaces. Up to 5 colours in a single pass, with no special drying time.
Screen printing of a logo on cotton tote bags Ideal for: textiles, bags, flat surfaces

Screen printing

The ink is pushed through a fine mesh screen. Bright, opaque colours, with fluorescent, metallic or custom inks, for a resistant and durable print.
Hot foil stamping of a logo on a notebook Ideal for: notebooks, stationery, leather

Hot foil stamping

A metallic foil is applied with heat and pressure. A shiny, tactile effect that gives your logo a premium touch.
Digital transfer of a logo on a t-shirt Ideal for: light textiles, small runs

Digital transfer

Your design is printed on a film, then heat-transferred onto the garment. Fast and cost-effective for small quantities, it reproduces photos and detailed artwork.
Embroidery of a logo on a jacket Ideal for: workwear, jackets, throws

Embroidery

Your logo is stitched directly into the fabric. A high-end, raised finish that withstands washing.
Doming, clear resin on personalised badges Ideal for: 3D effect, small surfaces

Doming

A drop of clear resin covers the print and forms a domed, glass-like effect. Your logo is protected and stands out.
Digital printing on a rigid panel Ideal for: paper, cardboard, rigid panels

Digital printing

Printed directly from your files onto paper, cardboard or panels (Forex, acrylic, aluminium, wood). Ideal for full-colour designs.
Blind embossing of a logo on paper Ideal for: paper, cardboard, cards

Blind embossing

The design is pressed into the material without ink to create a subtle relief. A discreet, elegant finish you can see and feel.
Dye sublimation of a logo on a polyester t-shirt Ideal for: light polyester textiles

Dye sublimation

Heat makes the ink penetrate the fibre. Intense colours and all-over printing, with no thickness to the touch.
Vectorisation

Your logo vectorised in 24 hours.

Only have your logo as a PNG or JPG? We turn it into a vector file, ready for every printing technique.

The service

How does it work?

  • You sendYour logo as a PNG or JPG.
  • We deliverYour logo as vector AI and PDF files.
  • Turnaround24 hours.
  • PriceFree on orders over CHF 1,000.
Why vectorise?

A sharp logo, everywhere.

  • SharpnessPerfect edges, with no pixels or blur.
  • Any sizeFrom a pen to a roll-up banner, with no loss of quality.
  • CompatibilityWorks with all our techniques.
  • ReusableA file to keep for your future projects.
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The choice depends on several criteria:

  • the material of the item (metal, textile, plastic, paper…),
  • its shape (flat, curved, irregular),
  • the number of colours in your logo,
  • the quantity ordered.

Your advisor recommends the technique best suited to your project.

  • Screen printing: for large quantities and logos with few colours.
  • Digital transfer: for small runs and detailed designs or photos.
  • Embroidery: for a high-end finish on polo shirts, jackets and workwear.
  • Dye sublimation: for light polyester textiles, with all-over printing.

Screen printing pushes ink through a screen. It suits flat or cylindrical surfaces and large print areas, such as textiles and bags.

Pad printing uses a soft pad. It suits small items and curved or irregular surfaces, such as pens.

Ideally, a vector file (AI, PDF, EPS or SVG). If you only have your logo as a PNG or JPG, we vectorise it in 24 hours.

It depends on the technique. Pad printing allows up to 5 colours in one pass. In screen printing, each colour needs its own screen. Digital printing, digital transfer and dye sublimation reproduce every colour, including photos.

Laser engraving is the most durable: it marks the material itself and never fades. On textiles, embroidery withstands washing very well.

Yes. Your advisor sends you a mock-up to approve before any production. Depending on the project, a prototype can also be made.

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