LPP Printable – your partner in work and advertising clothing

We have been a manufacturer of advertising and work and protective clothing for over 25 years. We belong to one of the largest and best-known Polish clothing companies – LPP S.A., owner of five brands: Reserved, Cropp, House, Mohito and Sinsay. For many years, we operated under the name PROMOSTARS, which was a leading clothing brand. Currently, PROMOSTARS is accompanied by the following brands: PROMOSTARS, CRIMSON CUT, GEFFER and MARK THE HELPER. Due to the extensive experience of the parent company, we offer products combining modern design, durability and excellent performance characteristics, which are ideal for companies looking for personalised garments for promotional purposes, but also to protect employees from harmful working conditions.

The garments on offer are characterised not only by modern design, but also by durability and high quality workmanship. The products are perfectly suited for advertising printing and embroidery, making them ideal promotional tools for companies in a variety of industries. We also offer a variety of personalisation techniques, including:

• Screen printing – this is a popular method of labelling garments by forcing ink through a special screen onto the fabric. Each print colour requires a separate screen, making screen printing particularly cost-effective for large print runs. This technique provides long-lasting, intense colours and resistance to washing, making it ideal for advertising and workwear.
• Embroidery – this is an elegant and durable method of marking garments, which involves embroidering a design using coloured thread. Embroidery is extremely resistant to washing and mechanical damage, making it ideal for logos and emblems on workwear, advertising and sportswear. It gives a three-dimensional effect and a prestigious look, and works well on a variety of materials, including thick fabrics such as fleece or cotton.
• Sublimation is a printing technique in which special sublimation inks transform from a solid to a gaseous state under the influence of high temperature, penetrating directly into the fabric structure. This process produces exceptionally long-lasting, saturated colours that do not fade and are resistant to washing. Sublimation is ideal for polyester materials and light-coloured fabrics, and is also great for detailed graphics and images on sportswear and advertising.
• Thermal transfer – a method of garment marking that involves transferring a design from foil or paper to fabric using high temperature and pressure. The print is durable, wash-resistant and has excellent colour reproduction, making it ideal for intricate graphics and logos.
• DTG (Direct to Garment) digital printing is a marking method in which ink is directly applied to fabric using special printers. DTG allows for precise detail and a full colour range, so it is ideal for printing complex graphics and small print runs.
• DTF (Direct to Film) digital printing allows for precise detail and a full colour range, so it is ideal for printing complex graphics and small print runs. DTF is versatile. It provides intense colours and works well on a variety of materials, including workwear and sportswear.
• Latex film is an environmentally friendly film that is highly flexible and durable. It is weatherproof, which makes it ideal for sports and work wear. Printing on latex film allows for intense colours and high quality.
• Flex film is a thin, smooth film that is glued to a fabric under heat and pressure. Flex film guarantees durability and intense, solid colours. It is ideal for both simple graphics and lettering, providing an aesthetically pleasing, slightly glossy effect.
• Flock film is a velour-like, soft texture foil that gives prints a 3D effect with a velvety finish. Flock film is thicker than flex film, which gives it a convex and elegant look. An ideal choice for those looking for a striking and durable print.