Process Overview:
Foil stamping is a decorative technique that applies metallic or pigmented foil to the surface of textiles, paper, or leather using heat and pressure. A heated die presses the foil onto the fabric, transferring the design and creating a shiny, reflective, or colored effect. This process enhances visual appeal and adds a premium, luxurious finish to products.

Advantages and Limitations:
Foil stamping offers vibrant metallic effects, precise patterns, and a premium look, making products stand out. Advantages include versatility in colors and finishes, suitability for logos, patterns, or lettering, and compatibility with various fabrics. Limitations include reduced durability under heavy wear or frequent washing, dependency on fabric compatibility, and higher production costs for complex designs.

Ideal Applications:

• Cotton / Polyester / Blended fabrics: t-shirts, casual tops, promotional apparel

• Silk / Satin: scarves, evening wear, decorative panels

• Accessories / Leather: handbags, belts, wallets

• Home textiles: decorative cushions, table runners