You already have the garments. We take care of the marking.
Got a stock of polos, jerseys bought elsewhere, workwear jackets already delivered? Bring them in: we embroider or print your logo on them, and you only pay for the marking.
The prices are those of our own pieces, with no surcharge. The work is the same: only where the garment comes from changes.
What you need to know first
Better to say it now: it is what avoids unpleasant surprises.
We do not know the real composition of your garments, their dye, or what they have already been through. An embroidery machine pierces the fabric; a transfer press goes above 150 °C. On a textile we did not select, an unexpected reaction — shrinkage, press mark, colour migration, a snag or run in the fabric — remains possible despite all the care taken.
We work on your pieces as we do on our own, but we do not replace a garment we did not sell. That is the counterpart of this service, and you accept it by entrusting your pieces to us.
How it works
Maximum sizes: 10 × 10 cm on a small placement, 30 × 30 cm on a large one — the same as on our own pieces.
Describe your pieces
Answer within 24 working hours, with a quote and a frank opinion on feasibility.
Frequently asked questions
How much does marking on my own garments cost?
The same as on our own pieces: €12.00 for small-format embroidery, €20.00 for large format, €5.00 and €10.00 for DTF transfer. The work is identical — only where the garment comes from changes. On top comes the digitising of the logo for embroidery, paid once: €30.00 to €50.00.
Is there a minimum number of pieces?
No. One piece is enough, even if it is a single garment you are attached to.
Who is responsible if a garment is damaged?
You are. It is the counterpart of this service, and we say so before rather than after. We control neither the real composition of the piece, nor its dye, nor what it has already been through. An embroidery machine pierces the fabric, a transfer press goes above 150 °C: on a textile we do not know, the result carries a degree of uncertainty. We work with the same care as on our own pieces, but we do not replace a garment we did not sell.
How can I limit that risk?
By entrusting us with a test piece, especially for a batch. We mark it first, you see it, and we only start the rest afterwards. It is the only method that really protects you — and it costs only the marking of one piece.
Which textiles do you refuse?
Worn, unwashed pieces, for obvious reasons. Highly technical fabrics with a membrane, where a needle compromises waterproofing. Certified safety clothing, whose compliance would be voided by a badly placed marking. Leather and coated materials, which our equipment does not handle. If in doubt, send us a photo before you travel.
How do I get the pieces to you?
By post, or in person by appointment in Liège. Allow for the round-trip transport in your schedule: our 2 to 7 working days of production start when we receive the pieces.
Is it cheaper than buying from you?
Not always, and it is honest to say so. On standard pieces — T-shirts, polos, sweatshirts — our supplier prices are often lower than a retail purchase, marking included. Supplied garments make full sense when you already have the stock, when you want a specific brand, or when the pieces are ones you are attached to.