Different variants of screen printing offer a wide variety of design options and an almost unlimited colour spectrum. Photographic motifs and colour gradients can also be created using screen printing. The colours are highly resistant to light and weathering. This process also allows large quantities to be finished cost-effectively.

This technique can also be used to reproduce the finest colour gradients and photos. The colours are pre-printed onto a backing paper. The motif is then transferred to the fabric using a transfer press under pressure and heat. The backing paper is removed and the motif remains on the fabric. The finished print feels slightly rubberised and has a closed, air-impermeable surface.

Embroidery is the most durable form of embellishment. It is suitable for almost all materials and substrates. The image of the embroidery motif is first digitised and then embroidered on state-of-the-art multi-head embroidery machines. There are over 500 different coloured embroidery threads to choose from. Up to 15 colours can be processed simultaneously in one embroidery process.

When designing our models, we also have the subsequent finishing in mind. Our lined outdoor textiles are fitted with concealed zips. A concealed zip in the inner back section (inspection opening) makes it easy to apply your logo.