There are many different ways of putting logos on your
marketing gifts. Branding your promotional products with your logo will
increase brand awareness and boost brand recall. Read on for a breakdown of the
different methods of placing logos on incentive products!
One way is by debossing your product, where an image is pushed
into the surface of an item, leaving a deep impression on the surface. Items
made of genuine leather, such as a bag or wallet, can be debossed best.
Next, we have a foil stamp, which is a permanent image that looks shiny
and smooth. It can be done on most promotional items made from leather, vinyl,
card, paper and plastics. Foil stamp comes in many range of colours like gold, silver, black or anything metallic.
And now we have embroidery. This method is mostly used on apparel, caps and bags,
usually on items made from fabric. It is sewn onto a product by a computerized
machine, resulting in the logo being applied in a series of coloured threads.
Besides that, there is etching. Logos are etched onto crystal or glass
products. A photographic process etches a film mask into the product.
Also, laser engraving is normally applied on metal or silver products,
such as metal pens, desk accessories, travel mugs and and some wooden and
leather products. A laser burns the surface of the product to reveal the logo.
On top of that, screen printing is used for products such as
apparel, leather and PU products and your logo is printed in your corporate
colours using a screen. The logo can be printed in 4 or more colours depending
on the surface of your product.
Lastly, sublimination print is whereby the image is dyed
permanently onto the surface. It is used to imprint pictures and messages on an
array of items, such as mouse pads, mugs and garments.
With an array of methods of putting your logo on your
marketing gifts, don’t you think that this is a great way to promote your
brand? Feel free to check out our sister blogs for case studies on marketing
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