Screen Printing
The Simsotex specialisation: durable, rubberised, stretch-friendly prints for performance and lifestyle garments.
What it covers
Each technique below is a separate decision on a tech pack. They are grouped here because they share a process, not because they are interchangeable.
Techniques
A silicone build finished without gloss, so the mark reads as a solid rubberised block of colour rather than a reflection. It suits dark performance fabric, where a shiny mark would catch every light source and pull attention away from the garment.
The same rubberised build carrying a reflective surface. Placed beside a matte mark it gives two branding levels on one garment without adding a second colour, which is how a tonal identity stays readable.
A raised silicone pattern printed onto the areas of a garment that need to hold against another surface, such as the seat and inner leg of riding breeches. The pattern is functional first, so the artwork is drawn around the grip zone rather than the other way round.
Silicone printed onto elastic so the mark stretches and returns with the band instead of cracking across it. Used on waistbands where the brand name has to stay legible while the garment is worn.
Seen in
Concept collections built to show these components in place. Each identity is invented for demonstration and is not a Simsotex customer.
Collection 04
Women's Activewear CollectionMatte Silicone Logo. Gloss Silicone Logo.
Collection 07
Equestrian Performance CollectionSilicone Grip Print.
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