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Select the logo method with the actual material and artwork in mind. Print, embroidery, debossing and labels offer different finishes; confirm feasibility on the chosen material before approving production.
Use print for a graphic finish
Screen printing can suit solid-colour artwork on suitable surfaces, while other transfer processes may accommodate more detailed graphics. Surface texture and flexibility affect the result. Ask for a material-specific proof rather than assuming that one process suits every bag.
Use embroidery for a stitched fabric detail
Embroidery can suit compatible fabric panels, including some waffle and terry constructions. Fine lettering, stitch density, pile and panel support need review. A woven label can be an alternative when the artwork is too small or the surface does not suit direct stitching.
Use debossing for a recessed mark on suitable PU
A debossed logo can create a same-colour, low-profile finish on compatible PU. Texture, backing, thickness and artwork size influence legibility. Approve the actual material and effect; do not assume that every PU grade produces the same mark.
Consider labels, badges and zipper pulls as separate components
Woven labels, metal badges and custom zipper pulls can provide branding away from the main panel. Confirm attachment, finish, compatibility and any tooling or component minimum before selecting the route. Keep functional components usable after branding is added.
Turn the selected method into a clear artwork brief
Use the logo artwork and placement approval checklist after selecting the process. Compare a PU vanity case, PVC pouch or waffle cosmetic bag, then send your requirements through the cosmetic bag sourcing page.
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