Below is what we actually make, how each item is produced and where the limits sit. If an item is not listed, ask — the answer will be honest rather than optimistic.
Woven on computerised jacquard looms in Switzerland. Choose the construction first — it decides both the hand feel and the cost per piece.
A densely woven jacquard ribbon: lettering and motifs are part of the weave, so fine type and small logos stay legible after washing and wear.
A woven jacquard patch finished with a merrow overlock border, so the edge cannot fray and the patch can be sewn straight onto a garment, cap or bag.
Cut to the artwork outline by laser with the edge sealed: shaped patches, openwork and small runs come out clean without a cutting die.
28 computerised embroidery machines from Japan handle everything from flat logo work to heavy 3D and novelty stitches.
Smooth surface, even stitches, clean lines and legible letters. The efficient answer for logos, text and simple graphics on apparel and home textiles.
Machine embroidery raised into layers — the multi-level, high-relief effect hand work cannot reach consistently at volume.
Innovative stitches, special threads and combined techniques for texture and relief that reads clearly at arm's length.
Looped, raised stitches with a soft hand. Popular on apparel, home textiles and craft items.
Dense stitching trimmed into an upright, fluffy pile — a plush surface for kidswear, dolls and playful details.
Paper is the workhorse; leather and metal carry the premium end. All three carry the brand, the price tier and the care information.
Paper, board and speciality stock with printing and surface finishing. The fastest way to state brand, price tier and care information.
Genuine leather or synthetic leather with a natural grain or a soft, firm hand. Embossing, gold stamping and laser engraving put the brand mark into the material.
Stamped and electroplated metal that holds fine logo detail. A hard, precise object that lifts the perceived value of the piece it hangs from.
Material choice here decides whether the print survives fifty washes. We keep the good options and tell you when a cheaper one will not work.
Text and graphics printed directly onto the fabric by screen or transfer printing. Soft against skin, no hard edges — the right choice for intimate apparel.
Care instructions printed on ribbon, cotton tape, adhesive tape or DuPont paper. Content has to meet the standards of the destination market, which we check before printing.
Narrow woven fabric in cotton, polyester, nylon or polypropylene, in plain, twill or jacquard weaves and in the width you need.
The premium care-label base: print stays legible after washing. Nylon tape, by contrast, is a plant-coated fabric that rarely holds colour through repeated washes, so we steer high-end programmes away from it.
Sampling, weaving, embroidery, printing and inspection run in sequence on the same site, so a revision does not restart the clock from zero.
Every figure below comes from our own equipment list, not from a group brochure.
Tell us the item, the material and the market. We will propose the construction, the sampling route and the lead time in one reply.
