Prints and marking of clothing – LDP PRINT has extensive machinery for printing and decorating clothing. Depending on the print volume and fabric of the clothing, we use various techniques. You can order your own print on T-shirts, shirts, sweatshirts, fleece, caps, umbrellas and other materials. LDP PRINT handles every order from as little as 1 piece.
Jacquard, sublimation, flex and thermal transfer labels. We offer the production of clothing labels in four different types: jacquard labels, thermal transfer labels, sublimation labels and flex labels.
Labels are an important element in production and marking of clothing. They give more prestige and create the brand image. Labels are used both in newly sewn garments as well as in catalogue garments where the original manufacturer’s label is removed and replaced with the customer’s label. Labels can be applied both inside the clothing as well as on the outside in order to emphasise the brand.
DTF combines the quality of traditional silkscreen techniques with the flexibility and convenience of digital printing. We tested DTF transfers for over 50 washes and they still looked great. These transfers are made to last! DTF uses water-based inks without harsh or toxic chemicals. Transfers come on recyclable transfer paper. Benefits: Unlimited colour options, Stretch and rebound – no cracking, Soft finish makes them feel like part of the garment, 60+ Washes – The NEW industry standard, Great for fine detail!
On Garments and Promotional Gadgets.Sublimation printing transfers your design onto a material or fabric using ink and heat. Scientifically speaking, it is the transition of a substance directly from a solid state to a gas state. It doesn’t pass through the usual liquid state and occurs at specific temperatures and pressures.
The process starts with printing onto a special sheet of paper and then transferring the design onto another material. This usually has to be polyester or a polyester mix for fabrics or a special polymer coating on items like mugs and coasters. The ink is then heated until it is permanently printed onto the face of the product.
Benefits: Speedy and efficient. Ideal for smaller batch orders. Excellent results with more complicated designs, giving you more freedom. Allows you to choose a design that can cover the vast majority of your product. Designs don’t crack, peel or fade What can I sublimate onto? Garments with a polyester or a polyester mix fabric or various blanks with a special polymer coating (such as our mugs and coasters). Why can’t I sublimate on dark garments? It isn’t possible to sublimate on dark-coloured garments because there is no white sublimation ink.