Inkse offers a specialised range of advanced treatment types designed to elevate your garments beyond standard printing. From raised textures and embroidery to reflective inks and foil transfers, each finish adds dimension, texture and visual effect to your design. Every treatment is professionally applied using premium methods to achieve a brand level result that lasts.
Last updated: October 2025
Below is an overview of Inkse’s advanced treatment types and how each one can enhance your garment.
A thread based stitching method that adds texture, dimension and durability. Ideal for logos and branding, embroidery creates a premium, tactile finish.
A textured treatment created by applying fine fibres to the fabric for a soft, velvet like touch. Flocking adds depth, richness and a luxury feel to artwork.
A smooth, slightly elevated finish created by layering heat applied material for a dimensional effect. Suitable for performance and streetwear garments.
A surface treatment that applies printed artwork to denim style fabrics, ideal for large scale graphics and all over designs.
A screen print method that produces a worn, vintage appearance with visible texture and tonal variation. Perfect for heritage or streetwear inspired designs.
A metallic foil layer applied through heat transfer for a reflective, high shine finish. Available in multiple colour options for added impact.
Pre stitched embroidered badges that can be heat applied to garments. This layered approach adds dimension, structure and a crafted detail to your piece.
A direct to fabric method suitable for detailed or photographic artwork. Offers high colour accuracy and sharp detail.
A plush, soft touch finish that mimics the feel of velvet while offering good durability. Ideal for designs requiring texture.
A smooth, breathable print that bonds with the fabric instead of sitting on top. Creates a soft touch finish suited to lightweight garments.
A classic screen print with bold colour opacity and a slightly raised finish. Known for durability and high vibrancy.
A foil technique that intentionally fractures to create a vintage, distressed metallic effect.
Layered stitching techniques that add depth and height to embroidery. Often used for statement logos and bold branding.
A clean, non gloss finish applied with heat for smooth precision graphics with minimal shine.
A combination of stacked transfers that create high definition artwork with mild dimension and enhanced durability.
A flexible, cut vinyl finish that sits on top of the fabric with crisp edges and rich colour saturation.
A raised, sculptural print achieved through heat expansion. Creates bold, three dimensional texture.
A hybrid treatment combining embroidery with foam layers to add height and structure inside stitched designs.
A specialty ink that glows in the dark, ideal for creative graphics and night visibility.
A print finish that reacts to light, enhancing visibility and contrast in low light conditions.
A mixed media approach that layers embroidery over digital printing for high end, complex designs.
A light catching finish that adds shine and a playful or elevated aesthetic depending on colour selection.
Yes. Inkse supports mixed media designs, such as embroidery layered over digital print or puff details combined with screen printing.
Some treatments are fabric specific. Inkse’s design tool automatically filters the options to show only the treatments compatible with your selected blank.
Choose breathable finishes for lightweight garments and more textured finishes for heavier materials.
Combining treatments can turn simple artwork into a premium, multi dimensional design.
Always check how your chosen treatment interacts with the garment in the 3D preview before ordering.
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