The branding method determines how your logo looks and how long it lasts on the product. Not every method suits every job: it depends on the material, the number of colours, the size of the print area and the quantity. At Greenly we advise you free of charge and send you a free digital mockup before production, so you can approve the exact result.
Ink is applied through a mesh, one colour per pass. It is the classic method for textiles, cotton bags and flat surfaces. Solid, vivid and very hard-wearing colours. Cost-effective from medium-to-high quantities, as each colour needs its own screen.
A screen-printing variant that prints right around cylindrical items across their full circumference. It allows a wrap-around print with no visible seams.
A silicone pad picks up ink from a plate and deposits it onto the product, adapting to curved and irregular surfaces. Perfect for small logos and fine detail on rigid objects.
A laser beam marks the material without inks, revealing a natural tone through contrast. The finish is understated, premium and practically indelible. The best choice for metal, wood, cork and bamboo.
Laser engraving that rotates the item to mark its entire surface. It combines the durability of laser with continuous branding right around the item.
The design is printed digitally and transferred to the product with heat. It supports photographs, gradients and every colour with no per-colour charge. Cost-effective even in small quantities.
It combines the quality of screen printing with the flexibility of a transfer: the design is screen-printed onto a carrier and applied with heat. Solid colours on fabrics that are hard to print directly.
The ink turns into a gas and integrates into the fibres of the material. The result cannot be felt to the touch and does not crack. It requires light-coloured, polyester-based materials.
The design is printed onto a film and applied with heat to almost any fabric, with or without a base colour. Every colour, good stretch and detail, ideal for complex designs in small quantities.
The logo is stitched with thread onto the product, adding relief, texture and a sense of high quality. It is the most elegant and hard-wearing option for garments and accessories.
A clear resin is applied over the branding to create a domed, glossy 3D effect with texture and depth. Very eye-catching for logos and labels.
Heat leaves the logo embossed in relief directly on the material, without inks. A discreet, elegant finish, widely used on synthetic leather, cork and neoprene.
Direct full-colour printing onto the product, with high definition and no per-colour charge. Perfect for detailed designs and gradients on flat surfaces.
Digital printing that wraps cylindrical items with full-colour designs across the whole surface. It combines the colour freedom of digital with wrap-around branding.
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Choose your product, upload your logo and we will prepare a free mockup with the best method for your case.
View catalogueIt depends on the product material, the number of colours in the logo and the quantity. For textiles we usually recommend screen printing, transfer or DTF; for metal, wood and cork, laser engraving; for pens and small items, pad printing. We advise you free of charge and send you a mockup before production.
Yes. Methods such as digital transfer, digital printing, sublimation or DTF allow every colour, gradients and even photographs, with no per-colour charge.
Laser engraving and embroidery are the most hard-wearing: laser is practically permanent and embroidery withstands intensive washing. Screen printing and sublimation also offer very good durability.
Yes. Before we start production we send you a free digital mockup with your logo on the product for your approval. We do not produce anything without your go-ahead.
Many products allow several branding positions (front, back, side, handle…). Each additional position has its own cost. We let you know which are available when you request a quote.