Embroidery, in fabric customization, is undoubtedly one of the most refined and elegant forms. The choices of colors can be almost endless, and with modern technologies the color and graphic rendering, as well as the definition of the subject reproduced on the fabric, have reached very high levels.

Not all garments can be embroidered. In order to undergo the process they must have a certain thickness, to withstand the stresses of needle and thread of machinery, and must allow them to be worked easily on looms. In some cases, as an alternative to direct embroidery on the fabric, embroidered Patches can be created, which, again applied by stitching, also ensure a high quality output of the finished product. It can be produced on small medium and large quantities depending on the difficulty of the subject to be reproduced.

The plotters in addition to common materials can also print or carve heat-transferable media on fabrics. Production can also be of a single item. This system allows the operator to produce in small quantities without the need to set up a screen printing plant although it requires precise manual operations and produces considerable waste. Subjects in general should not have graphics that are too small and detailed, which can prevent them from being carved correctly and then make the final result inaccurate. Ideal for single-color or two-color work, they allow for products that are also decidedly economical.

We can customize clothing with different and special types of different materials, such as flocked with a velvety effect, or special 3D materials that are very original. With hot press technology, we can also transfer offset printed subjects for maximum reproduction quality on the highest print runs.

Direct digital printing (DTG = Direct to Garment) is used for personalization of preferably high-quality cotton clothing and combines inkjet technology and screen printing inks for fabrics. Images are printed in four-color directly onto the fabric.

Having no special planting costs, DTG allows for cost-effective production of small runs of t-shirts and customized clothing, with prints characterized by the presence of many different colors (four-color), shades or minute details.