Thermofilm printing applies vinyl via heat transfer to fabric, with no minimum quantity required. Cost varies depending on print size and number of items. Two methods exist: Cutout logo with simple details, used for empty spaces between elements. Full fill logo for complex logos, where the printed background hides the fabric.

Embroidery uses a needle machine to apply thread designs to various fabrics such as coats, bags, toques and more. This type of decoration is not recommended for fine fabrics that wrinkle when washed and may not be applicable on some items due to access constraints or fabric thickness. The creation of a logo in DST format requires digitalization, invoiced only once per logo with no possibility of reimbursement. An estimate of digitalization costs can be obtained free of charge.

This printing method uses stencils interposed between ink and the support. In short, this process prints ink onto fabric. A minimum quantity of items to be printed is required. This type of printing is generally more resistant and of better quality. The maximum colors that can be used to print is 6. A fee of $20 per color is charged. A $15 fee is charged for each color change for the same logo on the same order. An additional fee may be added for improving the quality of the logo or for any other change to the logo.