Laptop Sleeves
Slim, cushioned sleeves sized for specific laptops and tablets.
Branding comparison
Screen printing: ink is pushed through a mesh stencil, one colour at a time, then cured. Digital printing: artwork is printed directly (or by sublimation) in full colour without screens.
Here is how the two methods compare for logo branding on bulk bag orders.
Screen printing suits bold logos on large bulk runs; digital printing suits photographic designs, events and varied designs. Digital printing handles fine detail better, and screen printing is the more durable finish.
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Slim, cushioned sleeves sized for specific laptops and tablets.
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Screen printing is generally more durable (very good).
It depends on the number of colours, logo size and quantity. Screen printing: one screen per colour. Digital printing: no screens. Setup costs are spread over the order, so larger quantities lower the per-piece cost.
Samples can be arranged before bulk production so you can check material, stitching, size and branding. Sample terms are confirmed with your quote.
Share the bag type, quantity, material and branding. We reply with specifications, MOQ and pricing, and arrange a sample first.