Since 2002, we have been relentlessly refining our screen printing techniques, establishing ourselves as an industry leader. Our commitment to precision and efficiency is evident in every print we produce. While our reputation stems from our exceptional work standards and lightning-fast turnaround times, it is our unwavering reliability that sets us apart in the competitive world of printing.
The printing industry is constantly evolving, offering a variety of techniques that cater to different needs. Each method is designed to achieve specific results, making it essential for businesses to select the printing technique that best highlights their products or services. Whether you're looking for vibrant, high-quality prints or long-lasting durability, there is a printing solution for every requirement.
At our company, we offer a wide range of advanced printing methods, ensuring that you get the best results for your project. Below, we highlight some of the most popular and widely used printing techniques, each suited to different needs and desired outcomes:
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Embroidery is a time-honored method of fabric decoration that involves using a needle and thread to create intricate designs, logos, and patterns on garments and textiles. At Eshel International, we take this craft to the next level with our state-of-the-art embroidery services, employing the latest embroidery machines and technology to bring your designs to life with exceptional precision and quality.
Our process begins with digitizing your logo or design into a format that can be read by our advanced machines. This step converts your artwork into a stitch-based file, allowing the machine to embroider it onto your fabric with perfect accuracy. While embroidery is incredibly versatile, there may be some limitations on design complexity and size, but our team will always guide you through the process to ensure your design is executed perfectly.
At Eshel International, we understand that embroidery is more than just a decorative touch – it’s an essential part of your branding. Whether you’re looking to personalize shirts, jackets, hats, bags, or any other textile item, we specialize in creating custom embroidery that enhances your brand’s identity. Our expert digitizers work with the latest embroidery software and machines to ensure that each stitch is precisely placed for maximum impact.
No matter the material – from soft fabrics to durable apparel – we can embroider your designs with the perfect color match and size. Our services are not limited to clothing; we also offer custom embroidery for a wide range of items, from corporate gifts to promotional products.
If you’re looking to give your brand a traditional yet modern touch, embroidery is an ideal choice, and at Eshel International, we provide the expertise and resources to make it happen. Reach out to us today to bring your embroidery vision to life with unparalleled quality and service. Let us help you transform your ideas into beautifully embroidered realities.
Garments Wash
We live in a fashion-driven era where everyone strives to wear trendy garments that help them stand out. A simple knitted T-shirt and a washed knitted T-shirt have distinctly different appearances, making washed garments increasingly popular among the younger generation. Today, we'll explore the significance of garment washing in enhancing everyday fashion and discuss the various types of washes applied to knit garments.
What is Garment Washing?
Garment washing is a revolutionary technology in the textile industry. Unlike conventional washing, which simply cleans garments, this process modifies their look, feel, and design to improve aesthetics and comfort. Washing techniques are primarily applied to solid-dyed or printed fabrics, transforming their appearance to meet modern style preferences.
Types of Garment Washing
In the garment industry, washing is broadly categorized into wet washing and dry washing processes. Each method is further divided into subcategories, based on fabric quality and buyer requirements:
- Wet Washing Process:
- Normal Wash (Detergent Wash): The most common method.
- Enzyme Wash: Creates a softer texture and enhances color contrast.
- Stone Wash: Gives garments a worn, vintage look.
- Bleach Wash: Produces a faded or lighter shade.
- Dry Washing Process:
- Potassium Permanganate Spray: Adds a distressed look.
- Hand Scraping: Creates unique patterns and textures.
These washing techniques are not just about cleaning but also about adding value, style, and comfort to garments. By choosing the right washing process, manufacturers can cater to diverse fashion needs, making these technologies indispensable in the garment trade.
Wet Washing Processes
- Pigment Wash
- Gives garments a soft, faded appearance by removing excess dye.
- Enzyme Wash
- Softens fabric and enhances texture while creating a vintage look.
- Bleach Wash
- Lightens fabric color for a distressed or faded style.
- Stone Wash
- Adds a rugged, worn effect using pumice stones.
- Normal Wash / Detergent Wash
- Cleans and softens garments, often a standard finishing process.
- Hot Wash
- Uses high temperatures to stabilize fabric size and enhance softness.
- Stone Enzyme Wash
- Combines enzymes and stones for an aged, textured finish.
- Bleach-Stone Wash
- Blends bleach with stone washing for a faded and worn appearance.
- Acid Wash
- Produces a mottled, dramatic texture using acids and pumice stones.
- Heavy Enzyme Wash
- Intensifies the enzyme effect for a more pronounced texture and softer fabric.
- Cold Dye
- Adds unique, uneven color tones with a cold water dyeing technique.
- Rubber Ball Wash
- Uses rubber balls to create a soft yet textured finish.
- Tie Dye
- Produces vibrant, artistic patterns by tying and dyeing sections of fabric.
- Garment Dye
- Dyes the entire garment post-construction for uniform or creative color effects
Denim Wash
Denim is a strong and durable fabric made using a rugged twill weave, known for its medium to heavyweight texture and smooth yet firm surface. Traditionally crafted from 100% cotton, modern denim often incorporates blends like spandex for added stretch and comfort.
Our denim fabric collection offers a variety of options to meet diverse needs, including:
- Bull Denim: A sturdy, tightly woven fabric ideal for heavy-duty applications.
- Stretch Bull Denim: Combines the strength of bull denim with added elasticity for flexibility and comfort.
- Slub Twill Denim: Features a unique texture with irregularities for a visually appealing, rustic look.
- Stretch Satin Denim: Blends the durability of denim with a luxurious satin finish and stretchability.
- Cotton Spandex Denim: A versatile fabric that balances the breathability of cotton with the flexibility of spandex.
These variations offer a wide range of choices for creating stylish and functional garments, from classic jeans to contemporary designs.