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Direct to film (DTF) printing is a heat transfer printing method where designs are printed onto a special film using a DTF Printer. The printed film is then transferred onto various surfaces using heat and pressure, typically with a heat press machine. The heat activates the adhesive on the film, allowing it to bond with the surface material, such as fabric or plastic. DTF printing offers vibrant colours, detailed designs , and versatility in printing on different types of materials.

Screenprinting is a mesh screen with a stencil of the desired design exposed into it. The stencil is placed over the substrate to be printed on. Plastisol ink is then spread over the screen and pushed through the stencil onto the substrate using a squeegee. This process allows for precise and vibrant designs on various surfaces, making it a popular choice of printing clothing, posters and other various items.

Embroidery is a decorative technique where designs or patterns are created on fabric using a needle and thread. The process involves stretching fabric over a hoop or frame, transferring the design onto the fabric, and then stitching the design with varies types of stitches such as satin stitches, running stitches, or chain stitches. Once the design is complete, excess threads are trimmed.