What type of printing is this and what would the MOQ be?

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sam44

Discussion Starter · Feb 3, 2018

Hi all,

I'm new to this forum and I'm happy that theres a forum like this to ask my questions on!

Question 1:
I have a few designs in mind for my clothing line, but was wondering how that 'printing style' is called.
I want my logo on a sweatshirt in this style: https://cdn-1.debijenkorf.nl/web_de...71300000_pro_flt_frt_01_1108_1528_2923376.jpg

I do not need many pieces of this, so does anyone know if I want to make such a sweatshirt how many pieces I would need to order minimum, and what it would cost?

Question 2:

I want to have my logo printed on knitted sweatshirt like this: https://imgur.com/a/HPzrr
But instead of the all the P's, I want my small logo.
Is that possible and if yes how many pieces would I need to order at minimum and what would such a custom clothing piece cost?

Thanks in advance everyone!
PS I am from The Netherlands

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splathead

· #2 · Feb 3, 2018

This is not printing. It is a type of embroidery called Chenille.

Check local with embroidery shops. It's a rather expensive method compared to printing and you should be able to get minimums as low as 1.

On question 2, anything is possible. This also is not a print. The logo is woven into the fabric. Then the fabric is sewn into whatever it is you are making. In this case a sweater. Usually no low minimums on something like this; at least at a reasonable price.

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sam44

Discussion Starter · #3 · Feb 3, 2018

Thanks! I'm going to check with local embroidery companies if they can do Chenille.

What type of minimums should I think of when it comes to that knitted sweater? And what price? Do you know where to get this done?

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Dizzymarkus

· #4 · Feb 4, 2018

This probably wont be as "hairy" lol as the pic you posted but an alternate would be a heat transfer "FLOCK" material.

Check it out, price is reasonable and we have used it before. from imprintables.com tho but same material

Markus

https://www.proworldinc.com/siser-e...9pQGccYP76xA6yHPNbnmwq9lCFoinHM0aAlYSEALw_wcB

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hongfunclothing

· #5 · Feb 4, 2018 (Edited)

1, This is not printing, It's called towel embroidery, different moq policy to different supplier .
Below is towel embroidery pictures :

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2, This looks like jacquard fabric, also not printing . There is another way to make sweatshirts look like this, all over printing
Below is jacquard fabric, and all over printing on t-shirts for your reference:

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click here

· #6 · Feb 4, 2018

hongfun,
thanks for another informative post

you have been consistently helpful and not using the forum to simply spam your products

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sam44

Discussion Starter · #7 · Feb 4, 2018

hongfunclothing said:
1, This is not printing, It's called towel embroidery, different moq policy to different supplier .
Below is towel embroidery pictures :

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2, This looks like jacquard fabric, also not printing . There is another way to make sweatshirts look like this, all over printing
Below is jacquard fabric, and all over printing on t-shirts for your reference:

Thanks! What would your MOQ be to make that?

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