Nightcapit: The Innovative Product Helping Brands Promote Safety on Nights Out
In recent years, drink spiking has become a growing concern, both globally and here in the UK. Whether at a nightclub, festival, university event, or bar, young people are increasingly aware of the dangers. As businesses, agencies, and brands, there’s an opportunity to show your customers you care about their safety!
Nightcap, the anti-spiking scrunchie, is already a global success, with over 600,000 units sold in 40 countries. It’s been featured on the US version of Dragon’s Den (Shark Tank) and has gained massive attention on TikTok, with 470,000 followers and videos reaching 20 to 40 million views. Today, 50% of Nightcap’s revenue comes from direct-to-consumer sales, with successful partnerships including 150+ college campuses distributing scrunchies to students at events, and collaborations with brands like Bumble dating, Forever 21, the latter of which purchased 8,500 scrunchies to sell in 400 retail stores starting this month.
Nightcap is more than just a product—it’s a solution to a real problem, helping to protect individuals from drink spiking while offering your brand a unique promotional opportunity
The Drink Spiking Problem: Why It Matters
- 11% of UK women have reported being victims of drink spiking.
- Over 2,600 drink spiking incidents were reported to police in England and Wales in the last year alone.
- Young people aged 18-24 are particularly vulnerable at events and nightlife venues.
For brands, supporting solutions like Nightcap is a chance to align with a meaningful cause and take action to protect customers while building trust and awareness: values that strongly resonate with the younger generation.
What’s a Nightcap?
Nightcap is an innovative, wearable drink cover hidden inside a stylish scrunchie. Here’s how it works:
PS: They also come in Key-chain form for those who don’t sport luscious long locks!
Why Brands Should Get Behind Nightcap:
1. Show You Care : Associating your brand with Nightcap shows your commitment to social responsibility and safety. Today’s consumers are drawn to brands that take a stand on meaningful issues. Nightcap demonstrates that you’re not just selling a product—you’re actively contributing to keeping people safe.
2. Customisation Made Easy: Nightcaps are available in black as standard, but can be customised with multiple colours to match your brand’s style. Using DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing, you can add your full-colour logo, slogan, or design, making it a bold and memorable promotional item.
3. Leverage a Proven Success Story: Nightcap has already sold over 600,000 units across 40 countries, this proven success makes it easier for you to pitch with confidence!
Addressing Client concerns: “What if someone gets spiked while using this product?
Here’s the reality:
While no product can offer 100% protection, Nightcap is a proactive step towards safer nights out. It empowers people to take precautions and reduces the opportunity for drink spiking to occur. By aligning your brand with Nightcap, you’re not claiming to eliminate the issue—you’re showing leadership in tackling it.
Customers will see your efforts as responsible, empathetic, and socially aware. In today’s market, these are qualities that are essential to resonate with audiences and build brand trust.
How and Why to Market Nightcaps:
Ideal for university events, festivals, and nightlife promotions, it appeals to socially conscious audiences. Drinks brands like Red Bull or Coca-Cola, and venues such as Wetherspoon can use customised Nightcaps to build trust and showcase their commitment to safety. Local councils and universities can also integrate it into anti-spiking campaigns, making a positive impact while enhancing brand recognition.
By offering branded Nightcaps, you’re giving your clients a meaningful product they’ll feel proud to share with their audiences.
Don’t miss this opportunity! Contact us now to discuss customisation options, pricing, and how this game-changing product can help you deliver impact for your clients.
Resources used to write this blog:
https://www.drinkaware.co.uk/
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/home-office
https://www.forbes.com/sites/zoyahasan/2024/01/26/how-this-under-30-founded-drink-spiking-prevention-tool-landed-a-spot-on-forever-21-shelves/
The Magic of Appliqué: How to elevate your branding this Christmas and beyond!
’Tis the season for standing out and appliqué embroidery is here to make it happen! To celebrate the occasion we decorated these super-soft fleece hoodie blankets, inspired by none other than the classic Christmas movie, Home Alone 2.
From luxurious leather-look fabrics to smooth velvets , appliqué offers a treasure trove of options to suit every style and brand. This versatile technique transforms clothing and accessories into show-stopping promotional items that clients will cherish long after the holidays.
With the holiday promo industry projected to grow by 6.4% annually, there’s no better time to elevate your branding game. Let’s dive into how appliqué embroidery—and its variety of fabric options—can bring magic to your merchandise.
What’s Appliqué Embroidery?
Think of appliqué embroidery as a stylish layering game. In house, we use specialised tear-away fabrics which are directly sewn onto garments alongside embroidery for added texture and dimension. Typically, appliqué fabrics are the perfect solution for easily creating badges, patches and large area lettering. Whether you want a metallic gold look or sleek leather effects, there’s an appliqué fabric to match your needs. Here’s a look at the fabric options that can transform your designs:
- Metallic Fabrics: Add a touch of sparkle, perfect for premium campaigns and bold logos.
- Leather-Look Fabrics: Bring a luxurious, textured feel to outerwear and bags.
- Velvet Appliqué: Soft and indulgent, ideal for winter promotions.
How it’s done:
Here’s why Appliqué is the go-to special effect for your branded wear:
[THE PERKS] Appliqué fabrics make your designs unforgettable by:
- Adding Texture: Research shows that tactile elements in branding improve memorability by up to 70%.
- Being super versatile: Appliqué can be used on most fabric types as well as items including bags, clothing or baseball caps.
- Creating visual appeal: Metallic and velvet fabrics draw attention to logos, ensuring your brand outshines the competition.
- Offering Durability: Studies indicate that embroidered items last 25% longer than printed counterparts, making them a more durable, sustainable choice.
[THE CONS] Whilst there’s plenty of perks, it’s important to consider that:
- Simple Designs Work Best: Intricate details or tiny text can get lost in the effect.
- Size Matters: Larger items like hoodies and bags are ideal, while smaller items may not showcase the full impact of the technique.
But don’t let these limitations dampen your holiday spirit—our expert team can help tweak your design to suit your needs!
For December’s product of the month design, we combined regular & metallic embroidery with a faux leather-look fabric sourced at Madeira UK.
Here’s how you can integrate appliqué embroidery into your merchandise:
- Outerwear: Think oversized hoodies, padded jackets, or even windbreakers!
- Caps & Bags: Combine appliqué fabrics with embroidery for stylish headwear or durable accessories.
- Team Gear: Perfect for sports teams or corporate events, creating a standout, cohesive look.
In a market overflowing with standard branding, appliqué embroidery allows your designs to break the mould. Its combination of durability, bold aesthetics, and versatility makes it the ultimate choice for companies looking to leave a lasting impression.
Ready to take your designs to the next level? Reach out to us today!
To request a free sample for your clients email us at [email protected]
Sources used in this blog:
https://www.eventcube.io/blog/key-event-industry-statistics-data-trends-and-insights-in-2024
https://www.quadrant2design.com/the-events-industry-key-statistics/
https://www.alliedmarketresearch.com/events-industry-market
Enhance your merchandise with glow-in-the-dark embroidery!
Who said embroidery had to be boring? Light up the sky with the glow-in-the-dark embroidered scarf & beanie set! Inspired by the cult Japanese anime Howl’s Moving Castle’s sassy fire character, Calcifer was especially chosen to illustrate this month’s glowy special effect.
To highlight this unique technique, we’ve collaborated with Beechfield original headwear to personalise their super soft knitted scarf & beanie set, which comes with a customisable cardboard packaging, perfect for gift giving season!
A look into how it’s done:
To embroider on a thick knitted beanie or a scarf, it’s best practice to apply a flattening stitch before embroidering the rest of the design. We do this in order to create a structured canvas by reducing the bulk and ensuring the fabric holds its shape, which gives the final design a cleaner, professional finish.
Then, the rest of the design is embroidered on top, incorporating the Luna glow-in-the-dark thread as a satin stitch which makes the details pop! For more information about this special effect thread visit: Glow In The Dark Embroidery Thread | Madeira Luna
The perks of glow-in-the-dark embroidery:
- It’s perfect for day and night visibility: This technique is ideal to enhance your brand’s visibility as it keeps your brand logo vibrantly bright even in low-lighting conditions, making it ideal for dimly lit environments.
- It’s memorable: Glow-in-the-dark products are fun, unique, and memorable, which makes recipients more likely to remember you!
- Its social media and viral appeal: This decoration method look great in photos, especially in low-light settings, encouraging recipients to share pictures on social media. It’s a great opportunity to extend your brand’s reach by creating organic buzz.
- It’s event-friendly: Glow-in-the-dark effect is especially effective for night events, concerts, festivals, or trade shows to generate interactive engagement!
- Versatile applications: Embroidery is ideal for incorporating special effects to a wide range of products such as outerwear, hoodies, caps & garments where other decoration methods are less suitable.
- It’s a durable & sustainable decoration method: This embroidery method is durable and will retain its glowing effect even after multiple washes! This ensures that your brand message continues to shine over time – what’s not to love?
By using glow-in-the-dark embroidery, your brand can create captivating promotional items that engage with your audience in ways regular embroidery or printing often can’t achieve. Ready to take your designs to the next level? Reach out to us today!
A special thanks to our friends & partners at Beechfield brands for supplying us with these super soft Beechfield scarf & beanie sets.
To request a free sample for your clients email us at [email protected]
A look at under-peak DTF decoration!
To celebrate the spooky season in style, this month’s product is inspired by none other than the latest Joker movie Folie à Deux. Much like the mixed movie reviews, this cap is designed to spark conversation by breaking convention. We haven’t seen anything like this before – have you?
Decorated with a combination of DTF transfer topped with a soft white 3D silicone on the front panel, the Joker snapback surprises you by featuring an unexpected vibrant design right underneath its peak. Why so serious? At Screenworks, we’re all about experimenting to push the boundaries of what’s possible, what’s innovation without a little fun? Keep reading to learn how to ace this new process.
How it’s done:
1. Conceptualise your design: Start by brainstorming designs that tie in together to reflect your brand! Think about how the under-peak DTF can enhance your messaging—whether it’s adding intricate logos, featuring a written message or creating a bold, eye-catching graphic, this is a real opportunity to customise your product!
2. Prepare & apply the transfer: Print the design on specialised DTF film. Once the cap has been pre-pressed, heat press to transfer the design on the peak. We use specially made heat plates shaped for caps. Let it cool before peeling off the film to ensure the design has fully transferred.
3. Add the silicone transfer: For an added touch, apply a 3D silicone transfer to the front of the cap. This combination of techniques creates a striking, high-quality finish that stands out (PS: these are available in many different shades).
Why decorate the under-peak of a cap?
We hear you, this is likely not the first area you think of decorating on a cap! If you ask us, under-peak DTF decoration is a game-changer in the world of promotional merchandise. For one, it’s a brand-new process; we’ve just developed it!
Here’s a few reasons why your brand will benefit from this technique:
1. It adds an element of surprise: Akin to the unexpected plot twist in a suspenseful thriller, under-peak decoration adds an element of surprise. It’s a hidden gem that catches the eye only when worn, making it a conversation starter for anyone wearing it!
2. It maximises your design space! Utilising the bottom of the cap allows you to maximise the design space on your cap. This means more room for creativity & customisation without cluttering the main branding areas.
3. It’s fresh & memorable: In a sea of standard caps, an under-peak design sets your merchandise apart. It’s a unique feature that clients will remember and appreciate – get in on it before everyone else does!
4. The world is your oyster: Whether it’s a detailed logo, a colourful graphic, or a subtle pattern, DTF transfers can handle it all with precision and vibrancy.
Pro tips to achieve the best results with under-peak decorating:
- DTF is ideal for photo-realistic & highly detailed artwork with vibrant colours!
- For a seamless finish, opt for a design that blends into the colour of the cap.
- Keep in mind this decoration appears in the wearer’s field of vision when designing!
- Tie in this space with the front panel design to emphasise your brand’s messaging.
Combining different techniques and transfers is the simplest way to achieve the striking quality finishes often found in retail; this is what will set your merchandise apart from the rest. If you’d like to know more about what processes work well together, reach out to our team and we’ll advise you the best way forward.
Ready to take your designs to the next level? Reach out to us today – let’s create something amazing together!
A special thanks to our friends & partners at Ralawise.com for supplying us with these high quality Beechfield Original Baseball caps!
To request a free sample for your clients email us at [email protected]
Learn how fringe embroidery can elevate your promotional clothing designs
Introducing the Disco Cowgirl hoodie! This design draws inspiration from the top Summer 2024 fashion trends, including disco vibes, silver metallics, and western fringe. At Screenworks, we continuously explore new techniques to push the boundaries of garment decoration. This past month, we experimented with fringe embroidery to bring you this striking festival-ready look!
In this blog, you’ll find a step-by-step guide to achieve this special effect, along with insider tips on fringe embroidery and how to incorporate it into your next project.
After watching the Pinterest ad below, our in-house artwork team drew inspiration to create this unique Disco Cowgirl look—and if you keep up with trends, you’ll see exactly why.
How it’s done:
To achieve a memorable special effect, start by brainstorming techniques that reflect the nature of the artwork. Conceptualizing the design with a chosen technique in mind is what leads to an impactful result. Sure, adding fringe embroidery to text is easy. The challenge lies in incorporating the special effect in the right context—like a western disco hat!
Our team is trained for this, so if you want to incorporate special effects into your merchandise but aren’t sure where to start, we’re here to help. We’d be delighted to offer advice and guide you through the process.
For this mixed media special effect, we created the artwork in two parts: first, the embroidered hat outline with the fringe, and second, the mirror transfer. We hand-drew the mirror transfer before converting it into a vector file using Adobe Illustrator. It’s crucial to ensure the artwork is clean and precise as transfers are lasered with exact accuracy.
How do I incorporate fringe embroidery into my designs?
Fringe embroidery is a highly versatile decoration technique. You can choose to use it traditionally, as we did with the cowboy hat or, you can let your imagination run wild by taking inspiration from the swatches below. Fringe is the perfect effect to add fluffy textures to a design, making it ideal for adding depth to flowers, animal motifs, or to add a soft touch 3D element to an otherwise flat embroidery design.
As you can see, fringe can be used to elevate text and can also be layered in multiple colours to achieve your desired look. Below, you’ll find examples of what you can achieve with fringe embroidery; however it doesn’t stop there. For more inspiration, check out Pinterest—it’s a fantastic resource for creative ideas!
A few things to consider before diving in:
- Fringe embroidery is suitable for multiple fabric types!
- The effect is ideal to decorate garments, bags, hats & accessories.
- It’s ideal for designs including; hair, fringe & tassels, feathering or any soft features.
- The fringe stitch is maximum 20mm in length – it’s an accent piece.
Curious to know how you can combine special effects for your design? There are so many to choose from; and it can be tricky to know how & when to use them. Luckily, our team are here to walk you through the process!
Article references:
Image 1: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/815573814561452289/ accessed 29.08.2024
Image 2: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/680606562456387258/ accessed 29.08.2024
Image 3: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/815573814572286242/ accessed 29.08.2024
Incorporating puff vinyl into your promo wear
Introducing a 3D Gold Medal Special Effect Polo in collaboration with B&C Collection. The Belgian-owned wholesaler have kindly provided us with their newest Polo style for the occasion. This unique statement piece is inspired by the PARIS 2024 medal that celebrates the essence of the games, with an eye-catching shine akin to the Olympic flame.
In this blog you’ll get a sneak peak of the concept behind this project and learn some tips about how to incorporate this 3D effect into your branding.
An Inside look at the 3D Olympic Medal:
This project was inspired by the new B&C MyPolo 180 in Meta Gold which is a high quality metallic stand-out piece with a classic, modern cut made of a fine yet weighty 180gsm pique fabric. We’ve quite literally never seen anything like it before! This unique polo drove our lovely artwork lead to recreate the Paris 2024 Olympic medal in celebration of the games this summer.
Once the design was set, the team sourced this gold metallic puff vinyl which is partly made from recycled polyurethane (PU). The design was then cut out and carefully weeded before getting heat pressed on the limited edition garments.
Puff screen-print vs Puff transfer – which one should I pick?
With the popularity of puff ink printing, you might be wondering how puff transfer differentiates. Let’s break it down;
- Puff transfers are ideal for smaller orders as they require fewer resources to set up, meaning they are a quicker and cheaper alternative to screen-printing.
- Whilst puff ink achieves a great result, it’s best to opt for transfer for high-shine and metallic finishes. Additionally, they won’t fade or crack over time.
- Well executed, puff transfers tend to be the more durable option, so long as proper care is taken when washing the garment.
What types of puff transfer are there?
Puff transfer is a versatile special effect, which is a great standalone for quick & easy branding whilst also combining well with other techniques. The technique creates high-impact designs, with a raised texture which adds depth to your graphics, making logos and messages more prominent and unforgettable.
A few things to consider before diving in:
- Puff vinyl can be applied to mixed fabric compositions, giving it wide range of application.
- The effect is ideal to decorate garments, bags, hats & accessories.
- Highly detailed designs should be considered when opting for puff transfer, as designs may require simplification for best results.
Curious to know how you can combine special effects for your design? Give us a call, our team will happily walk you through the process to find a solution for your specific requirements.
Article references:
Image 1: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/1080230660608748774/ accessed 18.07.24
Image 2: https://www.613originals.com/products/puff-multidimensional accessed 18.07.24
Image 3: https://www.tiktok.com/@shellyward05/video/7389235820894489899 accessed 18.07.24
How to create an Edge-to-Edge Print with Sublimation
We hope you’re enjoying Pride month so far! To celebrate the occasion, we’re highlighting the benefits of dye sublimation through this joyfully vibrant design.
In this blog we’ll break down what is dye sublimation, how it works and what projects it’s best suited for. Let’s dive in!
What is dye sublimation & how does it work?
The concept of dye sublimation originated in 1950s when chemists discovered that certain dyes could sublimate and bind to synthetic fibres – through a mix of heat and pressure. By the 70s, this technique was introduced to the textile industry and has since grown more popular over the years.
Sublimation printing works by using heat and pressure from the press to transfer the dyes from a special printed paper straight onto the fabric. This chemical process causes the dyes to transition from solid to gas form without passing through a liquid phase, which then embed themselves into the garment material, binding to the synthetic fibres.
First, your design is printed onto a special transfer paper using sublimation inks. We use the SureColor F9400 printer which is especially made for this purpose. The printed paper is then placed onto the carefully pre-pressed fabric. This is done to prevent white streaks which are caused by fabric folds. A heat press applies high temperatures (usually around 400°F) and pressure, which causes the dye molecules to embed themselves directly onto the polyester fibers, creating a permanent, vibrant image that is resistant to fading and peeling.
What do I need to know to achieve best results?
- The technique requires upmost precision to limit creases as any folds will affect the print and be visible on the final product.
- Design requirements: The design printed must include a bleed to ensure full coverage.
- Dye sublimation is most suited to white garments with a high polyester content as the dyes merge with the synthetic fibres of the garment. Choosing to do this technique on a lightly coloured garment would result in a less vibrant colour pay-off, which could achieve a vintage look. However, it’s not possible to sublimate directly onto dark garments as the print won’t be visible.
- To enhance colour saturation & achieve a vibrant result, it’s best to print on fabrics with high polyester content as those fibers bond best with the dyes.
The Pros & Cons of dye sublimation for garment decoration:
The pros outweigh the cons when using dye sublimation to decorate garments. Compared to traditional screen-printing, this method requires fewer resources & consumes less energy to achieve one print, making it perfect for smaller batch orders & intricate designs. Another major perk to this method is its longevity – sublimated designs are more resistant to fading & wear, due to the dye integrating into the fabric fibres.
Additionally, sublimation is unique in its ability to produce full-coverage, edge-to-edge prints that encompass the entire garment, a feature that sets it apart from other printing techniques and which allows for more creative and impactful designs.
So, what type of project is dye sublimation best suited for?
Dye sublimation is ideal for flat surface garments such as sports jerseys, vests, towels, snoods and promotional T-shirts.
This Pride Design was printed onto the infamous Bella & Canvas Unisex EcoMax Tee which is 100% recycled, crafted from a blend of recycled Airlume cotton scraps and recycled PET bottles. This T-shirt is made using pre-dyed cotton, hence removing the need for water in the production process, conserving valuable resources. This is the perfect match in combination with the sublimation process, as it creates a final product which doesn’t involve water from start to finished product!
Is dye sublimation a sustainable decoration method? Well, that depends.
Due to requiring high polyester content, a garment decorated with sublimation printing has a longer lifespan than most. If you’re looking to decorate fewer items, this technique is ideal due to the lower energy consumption required to produce. It is not only cost effective but also generates high quality and durable prints. However, if you’re looking to decorate an organic garment made from 100% natural fibres, you may want to opt for screen-printing with water-based inks or Direct-To-Garment printing as these decoration methods are plastic-free and create a fully biodegradable product.
Whatever you decide – The team at Screenworks is here to support you from start to finish.
Happy printing and stay proud! 🌈
A RGB light interactive T-shirt design idea to elevate your merchandise!
At Screenworks, every month, we strive to push the boundaries of garment decoration by inspiring you with exciting new designs. This month, we wanted to change things up! – so we collaborated with UK artist Helenya Apostolou, to create an interactive T-shirt print, which moves under RGB lights!
Why an artist Collaboration?
Previously, our art and production team would brainstorm ideas by scouring the internet for design inspiration. Hours spent searching for copyright-free images often felt limiting and uninspiring – any creative team knows how challenging it can be to find the perfect image for a project.
That’s when the idea struck us: Why not collaborate with artists to create unique designs featuring special effects? This approach not only addresses copyright issues, but also provides a platform for lesser-known artists to share their work, bringing fresh perspectives to our industry! It’s a win-win really.
Additionally, we wanted to bring a stronger marketing focus to our product of the month – to give our clients insights into current trends and how they can leverage these to elevate their promotional merchandise. By inspiring creativity and out of the box thinking, we bring the soul in branded clothing.
So, what’s a RGB light reactive design, and how does it work?
This illusion was initially found in 1920’s by Russian set-designer Adrian V. Samoiloff, wanting to create smooth costume & scene transitions for theatre performances. Using red, green, and blue set lights, he used coloured props which combine the primary colours, with their opposite secondary colour, essentially cancelling each-other out to alter what we see – changing the scene or making it disappear entirely! This later inspired artists, such as Helenya to incorporate the same principles in their artwork. To understand this in depth, it’s important to grasp the basics of colour theory.
If you would like to learn more about the artist and her technique, visit her website at: https://helenyaapostolou.com/
Behind the scenes of this artist spotlight; Stage 1: The Idea – Contacting the Artist
Aiming to create an innovative special effect for music & festival merchandise, we researched relevant design trends and noticed psychedelic and pop-art influences are currently very popular in T-shirt designs. That’s when we discovered Helenya on TikTok, as she has sparked a lot of interest in the online art community with her RGB light-reactive art, making her the perfect fit for this project.
During our Teams call, Helenya shared that her TikTok account has grown rapidly over the past year. She also let us in on a little secret; she’s working on an exciting upcoming collaboration with a big-name brand, and we couldn’t be happier for her!
Stage 2: Design sampling & Colour Matching
To fit the theme, we proposed an illusion of a moving TV screen or a scene of dancing figures – which greatly inspired Helenya to create two original art pieces for us to test on both white and black T-shirts. We conducted paper prints to assess the effect under RGB strobe lights, ensuring the interactive element was visually striking – and then matched the inks to ensure a perfect result.
Stage 3: Screen printing the final design
Once set, we carried out a 7-layer screen-print, including a white base layer to make the colours pop, followed by the 6 following inks. The T-shirt featuring this is none other than the 100% recycled Bella+Canvas Eco-Max Tee, which is dyed without the use of water – quite impressive if you ask us.
Would you like to see this design in action?
Click here to view: (Flash warning) https://screenworks.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Helenya-Apostolou-Collab-Mobile-video-1.mp4
A few things to consider if you wish to ace this technique:
- The illusion effect comes mainly from the design itself, which must be composed of minimum 3 colours, including a transition colour where the designs overlap. To achieve that wow factor, accurate colour matching is required to ensure each shade reacts to the RGB lights.
- This design is best suited to dark or light garments but can work on any colour background depending upon the desired effect.
- As this technique lies in the design; multiple garment decoration options can be used in this instance, such as Transfer, Sublimation or Screen printing. Please contact our team if you’d like some guidance on which direction to go with.
Great, now how do I market this?
- RGB light reactive designs are perfect for music & night life merch… not to forget PRIDE events!
- Interactive products boost customer engagement by providing a more memorable & fun brand experience – they won’t forget it!
- Don’t limit this idea to one product: this interactive type of design is a great addition to hoodies, bucket hats, and products that will be hit by the light.
Would you like to collaborate with us?
Are you a supplier, client or artist interested in creating something new with us? If you’d like to feature in our next product of the month, or collaborate on marketing efforts please email us at [email protected]
Sources influencing this blog:
https://helenyaapostolou.com/blog/what-is-the-samoiloff-effect/
https://www.onstagelighting.co.uk/lighting-design/samoiloff-effect-colour/
Why Choose Screenworks for NFC Tags in Clothing?
At Screenworks, we understand the power of NFC technology in creating engaging and interactive brand experiences. Our NFC tags are specifically adapted for integration into clothing and garment decoration, offering a unique way to connect with your audience.
Key Features of Screenworks’ NFC Tags:
- Programmable Technology: Our NFC technology allows for seamless programming, enabling recipients to use their mobile phones to scan the embedded chip and retrieve data. Whether it’s a website URL or other forms of data, the possibilities are endless.
- Durable and Resilient: Designed to withstand the rigors of daily life, our NFC tags are tested to endure 100+ domestic wash cycles. With temperature resistance ranging from -20 degrees C to +70 degrees C, your clothing remains technologically advanced in various environments.
- Versatile Application: Screenworks offers diverse methods for applying NFC tags, including NFC transfers, NFC rubber badges, NFC woven badges, and NFC embroidered badges. Choose the method that suits your brand aesthetic and preference.
Elevate Your Brand with NFC-Enabled Clothing:
If you’re ready to embrace the future of fashion and enhance your brand’s connection with consumers, Screenworks has the perfect solution for you. Explore our short video demonstrating the seamless integration of NFC technology into clothing and discover the limitless possibilities it can offer to your brand.
How to Get Started:
Contact Screenworks today to explore the potential of NFC tags in clothing. Our dedicated team will work with you to tailor a solution that aligns with your brand’s vision and goals. Elevate your brand with Screenworks – where innovation meets fashion.