Frequently Asked Questions for Corporate Gifts

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The Set-up charge is the once-off cost for making screens/plates and the set-up of machines to print your logo/text into artwork.

Add an answer to this item. This does depend on the product and price point. Generally 10/15 working days from final artwork approval. Stock availability can effect lead times. Advise us at time of enquiry if an express delivery is required.

Most corporate guidelines will have specific pantone colours that must be used on all printed materials. Otherwise, we will find the closest possible pantone equivalent to the colours used in the submitted artwork. PC's vary in reproduction of colours so without a pantone reference it is impossible to match 100%.

Minimum order quantity is the print run at a cost effective price. Orders below a minimum requirement we can do, but it will incur additional costs.

1. Embroidery is your logo/text stitched into fabric.

2. Screen print is the method used generally on paper and plastics. Each colour is laid down one at a time and usually there is a set/origination charge per. colour used.

3. Four colour process printing is used for printing logos/texts that have shades and tints.

4. Embossing is the process of creating your logo/text in relief on a surface using heat and pressure, such as metal badges. Blocking is a metal die that impresses into metal or leather, either blind embossed or gold/silver foil blocked.

5. Engraving is etching into metal so that it lasts, such as a business card holder.

6. Transfer printing is generally used on mugs and heavy fabrics with a textured surface.

7. A dye-sublimation print employs a printing process that uses heat to transfer dye onto a medium such as a plastic card, paper or fabric and is mainly used for producing photographic prints.

If you have something in mind that is not listed, please get in touch and we can discuss the options.