Product Description
Hip bag, made with canvas fabric, fully lined. The bag can be worn around the waist or over the shoulder.
Nylon coil reversed zip, front pocket. Adjustable grosgrain strap to wear over the shoulder or around the waist.
Washing Instruction
Do not tumble dry. Wash at 30?C. Do not bleach. Iron at 110?C.
Fabric Description
Shell: 80% Recycled cotton, 20% Recycled polyester. Lining: 100% Organic cotton
Accreditation
Certified Recycled
Hip bag with canvas fabric (STAU891)
£7.91 – £8.55
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Embroidery is a premium garment branding technique that involves stitching your logo, design, or text directly onto fabric using our state-of-the-art machinery. This ensures precise, consistent stitching and vibrant colours for your design that has a long-lasting finish.
This branding methods delivers a high-quality, raised, and textured finish that is visually striking. It adds a layer of depth and professionalism to your branding, making it ideal for customer-facing uniforms, promotional apparel, and workwear alike.
Unlike some print methods, embroidery is highly resistant to fading, peeling, or cracking, even after repeated washing or daily wear, offering exceptional durability and a long-lasting finish that stands the test of time.
Why Choose Embroidery:
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Examples of embroidery:
Screen printing is a highly effective garment decoration method where ink is pushed through a fine mesh screen onto the surface of a garment. Each colour in your design requires a separate screen, which is carefully aligned and layered to achieve the final look. This makes screen printing perfect for bold, graphic-driven designs with up to 7 colours.
We use advanced, automated screen printing presses and innovative inking techniques to ensure excellent consistency and quality across every item. Whether it’s a company logo, team emblem, or a promotional graphic, screen print delivers striking, professional results that truly stand out.
Thanks to its ability to produce vibrant, saturated colours with sharp edges, screen printing is a go-to option for high-volume orders, where durability and visual impact are essential.
Why Choose Screen Printing?
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Examples of screen print:
DTF printing is a cutting-edge garment decoration method that allows for vibrant, high-resolution designs to be transferred onto fabric with precision and speed. The process involves printing your artwork in full colour onto a specialised PET film using eco-friendly water-based inks, which is then coated with a powdered adhesive and cured. The printed film is then heat-pressed directly onto the garment, bonding the design securely to the fabric.
This technique is ideal for complex, multi-colour artwork including gradients, small text, photo-quality images, and intricate details that would be difficult to reproduce using traditional screen printing or embroidery.
Why Choose DTF Printing?
- Exceptional Detail & Colour – Perfect for full-colour logos, illustrations, and photographic prints with fine lines, gradients, or shading.
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- Versatile Application -This method is suitable for a wide range of fabrics and products including clothing, bags, hats & more.
Examples of DTF Print: