Overprints and Embroidery

To make overprints we use the screen-print method. This technique is very old, it originated in the 17th century. In Japan, Yvzensai Miyasaki ornamented kimonoes using screen-print. Through the centuries the method has been improved and nowadays it is considered to be one of the best methods of ornamenting clothes.

The technique is as important as the quality of paints and other components which are used in the production of overprints. We guarantee that our overprints will not wash off, will not fade, and will not shrink. Well, you’ll see yourself.

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Embroidery

Apart from overprints we use embroidery. We use technologically advanced machines and threads of the highest quality to the production of embroidery. By no means will our embroidery come unsewn. Here you have some examples: