The process involved with making a name badge may seem simple but there are quite a few processes that need to be followed... Let me take you for a walk through the process. 1. We firstly begin with the artwork layout making sure that the names and company details are correct. 2. Setup your artwork for print, using streamlined software along with cutting-edge digital technology. We print out your name badges onto high quality vinyl and die cut the printed images to the desire

We started development of our new Lanyard/Wristband clip a few months ago. Our mould is finally finished and it is ready to go onto the market. The idea behind the plastic Lanyard Clip is to have an alternative to the traditional Metal Ferrule with a colour matching plastic ferrule. We also proud of the fact that this is a South African product that is going to be produced in South Africa. We have several standard colours available at the moment but if the order is big enough

Dye-Sublimation is a process wherby we take your artwork and print it onto a Sublimation Paper. The printed paper is then fed into a "Specially Designed" Heat Press together with a white Polyester Ribbon. As it goes through the Heat Press, the ink on the paper is trasfered onto the ribbon. The result is a Quality Full Colour Lanyard with your design...

1. FARMING: Growing cotton is not an easy process; it requires sunny & warm weather, plenty of water and is harvested in dry weather. It is planted in early spring and after several months the flower buds turn to pods which blossom into fluffy cotton ‘bolls’. 2. GINNING: Once the cotton is harvested by hand or machine, it then gets sorted into bins for the next process to take place, this step is called ‘ginning’. Ginning separates lint (cotton) from the seeds which is then