Certificates
| Certificate 1 | Oeko-Tex | |
|---|---|---|
| Certificate 2 | BSCI |
The Harlem full zip sweater (280 gr/m²) from the brand Black Spider is the ultimate combination of style and comfort. Made from a high-quality blend of 70% cotton and 30% polyester, this sweater offers not only a luxurious feel, but also durability and breathability. The sweater has a rich and elegant look that is perfect for any occasion. Moreover, the sweater is BSCI and Oeko-Tex certified, which means it meets strict social and environmental standards. Choose the Harlem full zip sweater from Black Spider and experience the perfect balance of fashion and functionality. Available in sizes XS to 4XL.
| Certificate 1 | Oeko-Tex | |
|---|---|---|
| Certificate 2 | BSCI |
| Printing method | Position | Max. printsize |
|---|---|---|
| 100cm2 - max 60% filled | Back | 100x100 mm |
| 28x21 - 1 colour | Back | 280x210 mm |
| 28x21 - Full colour | Back | 280x210 mm |
| 30cm2 - max 60% filled | Left chest | 60x50 mm |
| 30cm2 - max 60% filled | Right Chest | 60x50 mm |
| 30x30 - 1 colour | Front | 300x300 mm |
| 30x30 - Full colour | Front | 300x300 mm |
| 50cm2 - max 60% filled | Back | 100x50 mm |
| 50cm2 - max 60% filled | Left chest | 100x50 mm |
| 50cm2 - max 60% filled | Right Chest | 100x50 mm |
| 70cm2 - max 60% filled | Back | 100x70 mm |
| 70cm2 - max 60% filled | Left chest | 100x70 mm |
| 70cm2 - max 60% filled | Right Chest | 100x70 mm |
| 7x10 - 1 colour | Left chest | 70x100 mm |
| 7x10 - 1 colour | Right Chest | 70x100 mm |
| 7x10 - Full colour | Left chest | 70x100 mm |
| 7x10 - Full colour | Right Chest | 70x100 mm |
Give an added perception of quality to your product with a beautiful embroidery. High-quality thread and high-speed sewing machines are used to embroider your logo. We calculate the cost of embroidery based on the required number of stitches, keeping costs low. We can embroider up to 12 colours.
The most colourful and detailed images can be printed on a wide range of products such as caps and bags using this method. Using glue and a heat press at temperatures of around 140 degrees, the print is transferred to the product.