A pattern is not a logo. A logo transfers once. A pattern repeats across the surface, aligning from one panel to the next, wrapping around the curve without a visible seam. Customized pattern heat transfer film is built ...
A logo on a cap. A pattern on a phone case. A graphic across a jersey. None of these started on the product. They started on a roll of film, printed in reverse, waiting for the heat and the pressure to move the design fr...
A paint bucket sits on a shelf with a dozen others. The label wraps around it, showing the color, the finish, and the brand. If that label peels, the bucket looks cheap. If it fades in the sun, the color on the bucket no...
A notebook with a gold foil logo. A pencil case with a photographic print. A diary with a soft-touch matte finish. None of these decorations are printed directly on the product. They are applied as a film layer under hea...
A label that peels off a yogurt cup. A label that scratches off a food container. A label that fades on a chemical bottle. These are the failures of the sticker. In-mold labeling fixes them by putting the label inside th...
A three-color design, a logo in red, black, and white, a team emblem in blue, yellow, and green, a pattern in three shades, sits on a roll of film, printed in reverse, waiting for heat and pressure to move it onto the pr...
A logo on a cap. A pattern on a phone case. A graphic across a T-shirt. None of these started on the product. They started on a roll of film, printed in reverse, waiting for heat and pressure to move the design from the ...
A plastic bucket sits on a hardware store shelf with paint, chemicals, or food ingredients inside. The label wraps around the bucket, showing the brand, the product, and the safety warnings. If that label peels, the buck...
A notebook with a gold foil logo. A pencil case with a photographic print. A diary with a soft-touch matte finish. None of these decorations are printed directly on the product. They are applied as a film layer under hea...
A white cup becomes a branded merchandise piece. A polyester bag gets a full-color graphic. A hard plastic case takes on a wood-grain texture. None of these decorations were printed directly on the product. They arrived ...
A logo on a cap. A pattern on a phone case. A graphic across the chest of a jersey. These decorations did not start on the product. They started on a roll of film, printed in reverse, waiting for heat and pressure to mov...
A paint bucket sits on a shelf with a dozen others. The label wraps around it, showing the color, the finish, and the brand. If that label peels, the bucket looks cheap. If it fades in the sun, the color on the bucket no...