Retrofittng marketing logos onto clothes (outdoor gear)
Retrofittng marketing logos onto clothes (outdoor gear)
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foliedouce

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3,095 posts

262 months

Monday 9th May 2016
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I am sponsoring some children's outdoor wet weather gear but want it logoed up. The usual promotional items companies don't seem to see the gear I want to buy, so I was going to source it myself and then get the logos printed on afterwards.

Does anyone know of a company that can help with the printing? Ideally decent quality so it doesn't rub off after the first few uses.

Many thanks

sidekickdmr

5,213 posts

237 months

Monday 9th May 2016
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I used to buy good quality coats and take them to an embroidery company to get my company logo added, so its certainly possible and embroidery is the way to go, not a transfer.

andyferrari

61 posts

196 months

Monday 9th May 2016
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What type of clothing is it ?
We print with heat tranfers onto T shirts and hoodies etc.
The garment will wear out before the print comes off.


foliedouce

Original Poster:

3,095 posts

262 months

Tuesday 10th May 2016
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andyferrari said:
What type of clothing is it ?
We print with heat tranfers onto T shirts and hoodies etc.
The garment will wear out before the print comes off.
It is outdoor wet weather gear, so PVC / plastic finish, something like this:-



Can you help? If so, what are the costs?

tpalmer

88 posts

130 months

Friday 13th May 2016
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If you're happy to source, then your best bet will be a local screen printer I should think, rather than a promotional print related business.

foliedouce

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262 months

Friday 13th May 2016
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tpalmer said:
If you're happy to source, then your best bet will be a local screen printer I should think, rather than a promotional print related business.
I'd have thought that, but due to lack of response from this thread, I found these guys:-

http://www.ebrookes.co.uk

Cheaper than I could find on eBay or Amazon,

Order placed, arriving at the school tomorrow.

TooLateForAName

4,935 posts

215 months

Saturday 14th May 2016
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sidekickdmr said:
I used to buy good quality coats and take them to an embroidery company to get my company logo added, so its certainly possible and embroidery is the way to go, not a transfer.
But doesn't that put lots of holes in the waterproof gear?

tpalmer

88 posts

130 months

Wednesday 18th May 2016
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foliedouce said:
I'd have thought that, but due to lack of response from this thread, I found these guys:-

http://www.ebrookes.co.uk

Cheaper than I could find on eBay or Amazon,

Order placed, arriving at the school tomorrow.
Interesting, keep us posted on the results.