Printed elastic
Without a doubt, the technique of using woven, branded elastic bands produced using the Jacquard process remains the gold standard when you’re looking for a truly high-end look.
But it is a terribly slow, costly, and inefficient process when producing multiple colors, precise designs, and relatively small quantities.
This is where digital sublimation transfer printing comes in. It allows for the production of elastic bands in very vibrant colors, with extremely high print precision and low production costs, making small-batch manufacturing possible.
Sagaert, of course, can print any type of logo or text, in any width or color, using just a digital file...
Printed elastic: in detail
The technique of weaving branded elastic bands using the Jacquard process remains the gold standard when a truly high-end look is desired. However, it is an extremely slow, costly process, and inefficient when multiple colors, precise patterns, or relatively small quantities are required.
This is where digital sublimation transfer printing comes in, allowing for the production of stretchy “ ” in very vibrant colors, with extremely high print precision and low production costs—ideal for small-batch manufacturing.
We can print any type of logo or text, in any width or color, using a single digital file .
Would you like a logo or design printed on your hair ties?
Send us your digital file: we'll print it in the width and color of your choice, even in small quantities.
Request a QuotePrinted Elastic: Frequently Asked Questions
Jacquard (woven) offers the most high-end look, but remains a slow and costly process for multiple colors or small quantities. Printed elastic, using sublimation transfer, allows for vivid colors and high precision at a lower cost.
Yes, any type of logo or text, in any width or color, based on a simple digital file .
Yes, that's precisely its advantage: low implementation costs that allow for small- -scale production.
Very vivid colors, with extremely high print precision.
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