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Design Your Mugs for Personal Gifts

Mugs go with any kitchen décor, and provide the perfect background for your own creative designs with words, photos or both.

Create canvas wall art to personalize your home or office decor.

They are always the best option to create long-lasting memories and are perfect gifting options.

It’s time to relive your memories

Secure your golden memories into a stunning canvas photo collage.

Let your creativity flow

Transform your digital pictures into Split Canvas Prints.

Our heat transfer printing method provides high-quality result, with smooth graphics and excellent image resolution. With our full quality assurance, our heat transfer material comes with a wide range of colours and finishes for your prints. Choose from a wide array of options from matt, metallic, glitter, 3M Scotchlite Reflective Vinyls and even glow in the dark!

It uses a woven mesh to support an ink-blocking stencil. The attached stencil has open areas of mesh that transfer ink. As a squeegee is moved across the screen stencil, ink is forced through the mesh openings, creating an image on the apparel. Silk screen printing allows up to 4 colours, and the 4 colours will come together to form a complete picture with a range of colours.

Direct to fim allows you to obtain simplicity, convenience, consistency in performance with a wide range of colours. As its name suggests, our direct to film printer allows you to print a design and transfer it directly to the intended surface, such as fabric!

Sublimation is a chemical process where a solid turn into gas without going through the liquid state.

How it works?

Dye-sublimation printing is the process of applying an image using sublimation ink to a variety of substrates through heat and pressure.

Under heat and pressure, the solid dye particles change into a gas and bond with any polymers on the substrate. The polymers expand with heat and take in the ink particles. When the heat source is removed and the substrate is cooled, the pores close and the ink solidifies. This process causes the ink to bond to the inside and becomes one with the material.