In-house branding
Uniform printing & embroidery in Cheras, KL
Embroidery, silkscreen, sublimation and DTF printing — applied and quality-checked in-house, on our uniforms or as part of your custom-made order.

Premium, long-lasting stitched logos
Computerised Embroidery
Your logo is digitised and stitched directly into the fabric with computerised multi-head embroidery machines. It gives a raised, premium finish that outlasts the garment itself — the classic choice for corporate polos, shirts, caps and jackets.
Best for
- Corporate polos & shirts
- Caps & jackets
- Left chest and sleeve logos
Why choose it
- Premium, professional look
- Extremely durable — will not fade or peel
- Works on most fabrics

Cost-effective for bulk orders
Silkscreen Printing
Ink is pushed through a fine mesh screen, one colour at a time. Silkscreen gives bold, solid colours and becomes very economical as quantities grow — ideal for event tees and large staff orders with simple 1–3 colour logos.
Best for
- Event & campaign t-shirts
- Large staff orders
- Simple 1–3 colour logos
Why choose it
- Lowest cost per piece in bulk
- Bold, solid colours
- Good wash durability

Full-colour, edge-to-edge designs
Dye-Sublimation
Your design is printed onto transfer paper and heat-pressed so the ink turns to gas and bonds with polyester fibres. The print becomes part of the fabric — it cannot crack or peel — and allows unlimited colours across the whole garment.
Best for
- Sports & club jerseys
- Corporate run tees
- All-over patterns and gradients
Why choose it
- Unlimited colours and gradients
- Will not crack, peel or fade
- Soft feel — no ink layer

Detailed, multi-colour logos on any fabric
DTF (Direct-to-Film) Printing
Designs are printed onto film, coated with adhesive powder and heat-pressed onto the garment. DTF reproduces fine detail and photo-quality gradients on cotton, polyester and blends — perfect for complex logos and smaller runs.
Best for
- Complex, multi-colour logos
- Small to medium runs
- Cotton, polyester & blends
Why choose it
- Photo-quality detail
- No colour limit
- Fast setup for small quantities
Side by side
Compare printing methods
| Criteria | Embroidery | Silkscreen | Sublimation | DTF |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Polos, shirts, caps | Bulk event tees | Jerseys, all-over | Detailed logos |
| Durability | ||||
| Colours / detail | ||||
| Cost at high volume | ||||
| Fabric | Most fabrics | Cotton & blends | Polyester only | Most fabrics |
Logo positions
Popular positions — combine several on one garment.
- Left chest
- Right chest
- Left sleeve
- Right sleeve
- Back (upper / nape)
- Back (full)
- Cap front
Artwork guidelines
- Best: vector files — AI, EPS, PDF or SVG.
- Also OK: high-resolution PNG or JPG (at least 2000px wide).
- Include Pantone or HEX codes if colours must match exactly.
- No file? Send a photo — we will advise if it needs redrawing.
FAQ
Printing questions
Which printing method should I choose?
For corporate polos and shirts, embroidery gives the most premium, long-lasting finish. For large quantities of event t-shirts with simple logos, silkscreen is the most economical. For full-colour jerseys, choose sublimation. For detailed, multi-colour logos in smaller quantities, DTF is ideal. We will recommend the best option when you send your logo.
Can I print on garments I already have?
[PLACEHOLDER] State whether you accept customer-supplied garments, and any conditions.
Will I see the design before production?
Yes. We send a digital mock-up showing your logo size, colours and position on the garment for your approval.
Can different staff names be added?
Yes — names or departments can be embroidered or printed per piece. Send us the list with sizes.
Printing quotation
Send us your logo — we’ll recommend the best method
Tell us the garment, quantity and where the logo goes. You will get a quotation and a free digital mock-up.