Custom Printed Promotional Jackets

We at Custom Gear ensures that our promotional jackets are made with your comfort in mind. Our promotional jackets are made with premium and high-quality materials and are carefully curated for your Auckland’s clientele’s satisfaction. They are perfect giveaways for your customer loyalty programs, New Zealand trade shows and conventions, and welcome gifts for new clients. They are also excellent appreciation gifts for your hard-working and outstanding employees. Choose Custom Gear for High-Quality Promotional Jackets. To make your promotional product stand out, it has to be durable and of high quality. Promotional products that are easily damaged are actually a waste of your resources. Make the most of your promotional campaign by investing in high-quality and durable promotional jackets from Custom Gear. Our promotional jackets are wearable and strong enough to protect your customers through strong rains and keep them warm. The longer your clients can use them, the more prospective customers your branded promotional jackets can reach. Contact us now and let us help you choose the perfect promotional jackets for your clients and employees.

Is there anything more iconic than a branded company jacket? Promotional jackets personalised with a logo are a perfect way to show your support for a team, organisation, or company. And with so many options and brands available, it's easy to find the perfect style and fit for you. So why not order personalised jackets today? You can choose from a range of colours and designs and even have your own logo printed on the front. So why wait? Speak to one of our expert graphic designers for a free mock-up of your logo.

How to put a logo on a jacket?

There are a few ways you can print your logo on the jackets. We have tried to put together as much information as we can to explain this process. Please see the list below for ways you can personalise your jacket using a logo.

Transfer Printing

To transfer print your logo, all you need is an inkjet printer and some transferred paper. The first step of this process requires printing out the design on standard white cotton fabric with any colour combination that best suits what the business offers - then simply ironing it onto another piece overlapping by about 1-inch sq. This will allow us to achieve two different effects depending upon our desired result.

Screen Printing

This process is a little more complicated, and not everyone will be able to carry it out at home. In general, the idea of screen printing is taking a frame, stretching a piece of mesh fabric across the frame, applying ink with a squeegee over the stretched mesh surface and transferring it onto whatever you'd like printed on. In this case, we will need Sintra/plexiglass sheets cut in half for ease of fitting them into custom jacket sleeves, then transferred ink for that transparent look needed plus an appropriate squeegee to transfer your logo onto your jacket fabric. You can get jackets personalised using screen printing using our services if you don't feel safe doing this yourself.

Heat Press / Heat Transfers

This method uses a hot press machine (An iron could work too), transferring the ink from a piece of paper, magazine or whatever printed material it can be found on to any fabric. Sintra/Plexiglass plastic usually works well with this method because its temperature tolerance levels are higher than most other fabrics.

Embroidery

The logo is stitched into the material in a variety of ways, from being discreetly sewn on to standing out proudly. Embroidery is slight more expensive than the above printing methods as it involves an extra step of converting a digital file into a stitch file.

Where do logos go on jackets?

Companies don't just put their logo everywhere to look good, do they? No… logo placement needs to be taken into consideration carefully because if it does not fit properly, your clients may find your jacket unprofessional and amateur looking. Wherever possible, logos should appear in places where customers can easily spot them… sewn-on patches increase brand awareness by drawing attention to the company name while also serving as permanent identification badges.

It's often that companies would prefer their logo printed or embroidered on the left chest area but in some cases where there is already a logo on left chest and limited space, companies may choose to add a logo to the right-hand side of the jacket.

Logos are usually cantered both vertically and horizontally when printed or embroidered.

Advantages of Personalising a Jacket.

When it comes to brand awareness and creating a unified look for your organisation, nothing beats personalising branded jackets. Here we take a look at some of the advantages of doing this.

• 1) A jacket is something that people will wear every day during winter, which makes it the perfect way to display your branding.
• 2) Printed or embroidered company logos always create a good impression and help to build brand recognition.
• 3) Personalising jackets also gives employees and customers a sense of ownership and belonging. It can unify a team or group, making them feel like they are part of something special.
• 4) In addition, customised jackets are great for promotional events or corporate giveaways. They provide warmth and protection against the elements and always make an impactful statement.

How do you transfer pictures to fabric?

There are many ways to transfer pictures onto fabric. Depending on the kind of picture you want to make, there is a different method for each. You can use watercolour paper, which you paint over with water and then place it face down on your material.

You can also print pictures in reverse on iron-on paper, cut them out, and iron them onto the material. If you have a colour copier or printer at home, you can photocopy pictures with an image that reverses out of the machine (some machines automatically do this).