Stahls’ Offers New FlexStyle 3D Beveled Emblems
Written January 7, 2020
Categories: AD News, Industry News, News
The latest addition to STAHLS’ family of FlexStyle® 3D emblems is a new beveled style. It offers a sharp, refined look that’s ideal for hats, heavy garments like outerwear, hard goods and more. You can add colors, gradients and shadows without losing detail, which adds a luxury look to high-end product lines.
Beveled 3D emblems are a great alternative to embroidery. While an embroidered logo can sometimes be bulky and pucker, a heat-applied option eliminates the issue of stitches pulling and getting damaged over time. They are ideal for promotional, recognition, corporate wear and sports/team markets.
You can choose between two adhesive options: heat applied for apparel or pressure sensitive for hard goods. They come in a metallic or non-metallic finish, and there are no mold fees. There is a 25-piece minimum, and a FlexStyle® Silicone Pad is required for proper application.
For more information about the FlexStyle products or to request a sample, visit http://bit.ly/flexstyle-stahls.
Beveled 3D emblems are a great alternative to embroidery. While an embroidered logo can sometimes be bulky and pucker, a heat-applied option eliminates the issue of stitches pulling and getting damaged over time. They are ideal for promotional, recognition, corporate wear and sports/team markets.
You can choose between two adhesive options: heat applied for apparel or pressure sensitive for hard goods. They come in a metallic or non-metallic finish, and there are no mold fees. There is a 25-piece minimum, and a FlexStyle® Silicone Pad is required for proper application.
For more information about the FlexStyle products or to request a sample, visit http://bit.ly/flexstyle-stahls.
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