The workshop
Screen printing, laser engraving, embroidery, UV, sublimation… Every product has its ideal technique. On the product page, the configurator shows the ones available for your product with live prices — and the digital proof confirms the result before production.
T-shirts, polo shirts, sweatshirts, caps, tote bags
Garments live, get worn and washed: the technique has to keep up. From an economical one-colour logo to a photo-quality design, here is how your brand gets onto fabric.
The benchmark for large runs.
Ink is laid down colour by colour through a stencil. Bright, opaque colours that stand up to washing — the best cost per piece as soon as quantities rise.
The texture of thread, the premium effect.
Your logo is embroidered in thread, stitch by stitch. A premium finish that lasts for years and elevates polo shirts, caps and jackets — the employer-branding option par excellence.
Embroidery with volume.
A foam layer placed under the threads gives a crisp, tactile relief. Spectacular on the front of a cap, where your logo deserves to be seen from afar.
Several colours, a contained price.
The design is printed on a film then heat-fixed onto the fabric. A uniform, sharp result, very competitive for multicoloured logos — the most widespread technique in our catalogue.
Gradients and fine detail, with no colour limit.
Optimised for small and medium runs: your design is printed digitally then transferred. Photos, gradients and fine lines come through with no extra cost per colour.
Like a photo, straight onto the garment.
Ink is sprayed directly into the fibre, like a textile printer. Ideal for highly detailed designs in small quantities, with a soft hand feel.
Pens, notebooks, tech, keyrings
Curved surfaces, hard materials, small formats: every everyday object has its dedicated technique — from ink to engraving that never wears off.
The specialist for small curved surfaces.
A soft silicone pad deposits the ink, even on a curved pen or a USB stick. Precise, flexible and economical: the classic for promotional products.
Indelible: the material itself is engraved.
The laser finely removes the surface to reveal the material (metal, wood, bamboo). No ink, nothing to wear off — the most elegant and most durable finish there is.
Full colour on hard surfaces.
Ink is printed digitally then instantly UV-cured, directly on the object. Photos and gradients with no extra cost per colour, with a slight glossy relief.
Bold colours on smooth surfaces — and 360° on pens.
Classic screen printing for flat surfaces, and its rotary version that prints all the way around a pen barrel. Reliable, durable, economical in volume.
Your logo under a drop of resin.
The printed design is covered with a domed, glossy, protective epoxy resin. A neat 3D effect and branding safe from scratches.
Photo quality, express application.
A vinyl sticker printed in full colour, cut to the shape you want. The fast, economical solution for rich designs on boxes and packaging.
Hot-pressed relief, without a drop of ink.
A heated press marks leather or faux leather, recessed or raised, with an optional metallic foil. Understated, timeless — the spirit of fine leather goods.
Mugs, water bottles, flasks, glasses
Drinkware goes through the dishwasher, travels and lives for years: these techniques are designed for cylindrical surfaces and heavy use.
Kiln-fired colours, dishwasher-proof.
Special inks are applied then fired at low or high temperature: the branding becomes one with the ceramic or glass. The benchmark for mugs that last.
A panoramic photo, all the way around the mug.
Under heat, the ink penetrates the treated surface: photographic quality, full coverage and resistance to extreme temperatures.
Full colour all the way around your bottle.
The digital UV process, optimised for continuous printing around cylindrical surfaces. Rich, modern designs on bottles and flasks.
Elegant engraving, at 360°.
The laser engraves all the way around the stainless-steel or aluminium piece. A refined matt metal finish, indelible, perfect for a premium client gift.
A frosted effect carved into the glass.
An abrasive jet sculpts the glass in depth, creating a finely detailed, frosted 3D effect. Discreet, tactile, permanent.
Also available on selected products: hydroglaze (Pantone colour sprayed onto glass), 360° sleeve printing, photo labels… The techniques available for a given product are always shown on its page, with their price.
Catalogue data
Selling price of branding per piece, for 100 pieces, in euros ex. VAT, calculated from the 225 real price grids of our catalogue. Branding ranges from €1.53 per piece in pad printing to €7.64 in ceramic firing (low temperature). This cost is added to the price of the product and falls with quantity.
| Technique | Median / piece | Range | Grids |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pad printing | €1.53 | €0.79 – €2.31 | 28 |
| Screen printing | €1.59 | €0.88 – €2.43 | 15 |
| Sérigraphie Rotative | €1.75 | €0.69 – €2.37 | 10 |
| Transfert | €1.87 | €0.92 – €3.06 | 76 |
| Sérigraphie Textile | €1.92 | €0.98 – €3.43 | 48 |
| Ceramic firing (high temperature) | €3.22 | €2.70 – €3.79 | 8 |
| Ceramic firing (low temperature) | €7.64 | €2.56 – €11.05 | 40 |
One-colour branding, technical fees spread over the run, product not included. Grids charged by area (doming, sleeves) are excluded: their price depends on the size of the artwork, so they cannot be compared. Recalculated daily from the catalogue — last updated on 2026-10-02. The exact price of your product + technique + quantity combination is shown on the product page. See the full price barometer.
For 100 pieces, a one-colour print costs €1.53 ex. VAT per piece in pad printing, €1.87 in transfert and up to €7.64 in ceramic firing (low temperature). These figures are calculated from the 225 real price grids of the Wegoodie catalogue, as of 2026-10-02, and are added to the price of the product.
Pad printing: €1.53 ex. VAT per piece for 100 pieces (median), against €7.64 for ceramic firing (low temperature), a ratio of 5 to 1. Price is not the only criterion, though: each technique is tied to the material. On metal, engraving will last where a print would wear off.
Yes, markedly. The set-up, film or engraving programme is paid once and spread over the run: the cost per piece drops sharply between 1 and 250 pieces, then levels off. The site's quantity tiers are 1, 25, 50, 100, 250 and 500 pieces; the exact price of each tier is shown on the product page, branding included.
Yes. On every product page, you choose the technique, the print position and the number of colours, and the price displayed includes the product and its branding, for the quantity requested. There is no quote to request and no technical fee added afterwards, and you can order from 1 piece.
From 1 to 4 colours for stencil or pad techniques (screen printing, pad printing), full colour at no extra cost per colour for digital techniques (UV printing, sublimation, transfer), and a single shade for engraving, where the colour is that of the exposed material. The number of colours available for a given product is shown on its page.
From the 225 branding price grids of the catalogue, brought back to the selling price per piece for 100 pieces, margin included and technical fees spread over the run. The median is used rather than the average, so that one atypical product does not distort the result. Grids charged by the area of the artwork are excluded because they cannot be compared. Recalculated daily; last updated on 2026-10-02.
Not sure which to choose?
Choose your product: only its compatible techniques are shown, with the exact price per quantity. And if the chosen technique does not do your logo justice, we tell you at the proof stage — that is what it is for.
