Surajmal Shobhachand supplies T-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts with puff and high-density prints from India.
Puff printing uses a compound that swells when heated, raising the design above the fabric.
Garments with puff and high-density prints
Have a style in mind? Send a reference garment and the quantity, and we quote it with puff or high-density printing.
Request a similar style→A high-density finish
Specify the surface and hand with a finish reference.
Quote the chosen raised finish
Send the artwork, garment or tech pack and quantity, with the finish reference and print placement. We quote the garment with your chosen raised finish in your colour.
Specifying puff or high-density printing on a tech pack
- Artwork link
- Link to the artwork, preferably a vector file.
- Print colours
- Give a reference for each print colour.
- Finish
- Specify puff or high-density printing.
- Height and hand reference
- Include a finish reference and state the intended height and hand.
- Print dimensions
- Give the finished width and height in millimetres.
- Placement by size
- Mark the print position on the garment drawing for each size range.
- Garment and fabric
- State the garment, fabric composition, construction and GSM. See single jersey, fleece or French terry for base fabrics.
- Garment colour
- Include the garment colour reference.
- Quantity per colourway
- Give the garment quantities by size and colourway.
Not sure of every line? Tell us what you are planning, and we will advise on what works best.
Send this as a brief→Tests for puff-printed garments
| Test | Method | Test scope |
|---|---|---|
| Home laundering[1] | ISO 6330 | Domestic washing and drying procedures for textile test specimens. |
| Colourfastness to washing[2] | ISO 105-C06 | Resistance of textile colour to domestic or commercial laundering with a reference detergent. |
| Colourfastness to rubbing[3] | ISO 105-X12 | Resistance of textile colour to rubbing off and staining other materials. |
Common questions about puff printing
Puff print vs screen print: what is the difference?
Puff is a special effect used in screen printing.
How should we specify a high-density or rubber print?
Include a finish reference with the technique name. State the intended surface, height and hand.
Can you quote puff-printed garments wholesale?
Yes. Send the garment tech pack, artwork link and quantity per colourway for a quote.
A question this does not answer? Ask us directly and we reply within 24 hours.
Planning a range with raised prints?
Send the range brief with styles, colourways and quantities for a raised-print collection quote. We reply within 24 hours.
Discuss your requirement→