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Decoration techniques

Your logo,
embroidered

Seven techniques under one roof, in Ascot Corner. We pick the one that will hold on your product, not the one that suits the machine.

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The seven techniquesEach has its ground

The fabric, the quantity and the use decide. Tap a technique for the detail.

Row of Barudan embroidery machines in the Créations Jade workshop

Embroidery

Thread, for what has to last

Embroidery means running a thread through the fabric tens of thousands of times to form your logo. It is the most hard-wearing finish: it survives the washes and the seasons.

  • The largest embroidery department in the region
  • More than 4,500 spools of thread to match your colours
  • A recommendation based on the fabric type and how the garment will be used
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Cap with a raised embroidered logo, in front of the workshop embroidery heads

3D embroidery

The logo that rises off the fabric

A foam is placed under the thread to raise the logo. You see it mostly on caps, where it catches the eye from far.

  • A flat embroidered outline to define the raised area
  • Foam placed inside the outline
  • Full thread coverage, then the excess foam is removed
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Laser engraving of the JADE logo on a metal plate

Laser engraving

The mark in the material

The laser marks the material directly: no ink, no thread, nothing that can wear off. It works on a wide range of materials.

  • Extremely precise results thanks to our professional equipment
  • A durable, elegant finish with nothing added
  • Can be combined with embroidery: leather or cork labels engraved then stitched
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Screen printing press running in the workshop

Traditional screen printing

Ink, for the long runs

The ink is pushed through an emulsion-coated screen, straight onto the garment. It is the most cost-effective technique as soon as quantities rise.

  • Layered films that rebuild your artwork
  • The image is transferred onto emulsion-coated screens
  • Quality control on your colours and your brand standards
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DTF printer printing onto film

DTF printing

Colour with no limit on detail

Direct To Film: the artwork is printed at high resolution onto a film, then transferred onto the garment with the heat press. This is the technique for gradients and photographs.

  • Colour printed on film, white layer, adhesive powder, heat, transfer
  • Suits several types of textile
  • Ideal for small and medium runs
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The workshop heat press, open on a black sweater mid-transfer

Heat transfer

Names and numbers

The artwork is cut then heat pressed onto the textile. This is what we use for uniforms, sportswear and anything that needs a name or a number.

  • Precise cutting and consistent placement thanks to jigs
  • Settings adjusted to the fabric type and the material used
  • A second pass of heat when durability calls for it
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Roland large-format plotter printing

Large format printing

When you have to be seen from far away

Banners, posters, stickers, retractable banners, coroplast signs: everything that dresses a booth, a storefront or a job site.

  • Digital printing on a wide range of materials
  • Every project made to measure for the format and the use
  • For an event, a storefront or permanent signage
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Our workshop in numbersWhat that adds up to in a year

Production figures, not promises.

  • 218 Membroidered stitches
  • 150 000screen printed pieces
  • 20 000heat transfers
  • 5 000laser engravings
  • 850 mof large format media
  • 4 500spools of thread in stock

We tell you which one fits

Describe the product, the quantity and the use. We come back with the recommended technique, the price and the lead time.

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