OEM And Custom Branding

Two customisations are stated outright on the original product pages and need no discovery. Motorcycle and bike covers are offered in multiple colours, with your logo printed on them, and in custom sizes. Display floor mats are produced entirely to your artwork, with a Pantone reference used on the sample.

Beyond that, the practical customisation set on this catalogue is: colour selection on anodised alloy parts, printed and embroidered branding on gloves, bags, masks and apparel, dial and handle marking on tools, and packaging to your specification. Anything that requires a new mould is a project rather than an option, and we will say so rather than quote it casually.

• You send the product, the artwork and the quantity per design
• We come back on feasibility, the available marking or print area, and price
• We produce a sample and photograph it
• You approve the physical sample in writing
• Production runs against the approved sample
• The approved sample becomes the reference for every reorder

Three things, every time. Artwork supplied as a low resolution raster file rather than vector. A print area agreed on a flat drawing that turns out to be curved on the actual product. And a colour agreed by screenshot rather than by Pantone reference.

Send vector artwork, a Pantone reference and the finished print size at the first enquiry and the whole process compresses.