Decoration method
Full-Color Printing
135 products — Photographic artwork on hard goods with no per-color charge — our largest decorated range.
- Best for
- Logos with gradients, photos or many colors on drinkware, tech and desk items.
- Where it falls down
- Needs a surface that will take the coating. Not every hard good is a candidate.
- How it is priced
- One setup, then flat per-piece regardless of how many colors the art uses.
Everything we decorate with Full-Color Printing
Full-Color Print 10000mAh 20W Power Bank with Built-In Cables from $21.13 each 
Full-Color Print 12 in Wood Ruler from $0.92 each 
Full-Color Print 14 oz Stemless Tumbler from $4.60 each 
Full-Color Print 14 x 18 Mesh Top Drawstring Backpack from $2.43 each 
Full-Color Print 15W Wireless Charging Pad from $14.73 each 
Full-Color Print 16 Inch Inflatable Basketball Beach Ball from $1.50 each 
Full-Color Print 16 Inch Inflatable Soccer Beach Ball from $1.50 each 
Full-Color Print 20 oz Cycle Bottle with Flip Top Cap from $2.60 each 
Full-Color Print 22 oz Glass Water Bottle from $7.55 each 
Full-Color Print 26 oz PET Bottle with Flip Spout and Infuser from $6.19 each 
Full-Color Print 3-in-1 Charging Cable from $2.67 each 
Full-Color Print 3-Piece Wellness Gift Set from $14.40 each Buying notes
What to know about Full-Color Printing
This is the hard-goods answer to artwork that screen printing cannot hold. The image is laid down digitally onto the item itself — drinkware, power banks, notebooks, desk pieces — in full color, in one pass. There is no screen per color and no plate per color, so a photograph costs what a one-color wordmark costs.
That should change how you think about the art. If you have spent years trimming your logo down to two flat colors because print charges punished anything more, you do not need to here. Gradients, drop shadows, a photo of the team — all fine, all the same price.
What it does need is a surface that will take it. Smooth, hard and reasonably flat works. Heavy texture, deep curves, silicone and some powder coats do not. If an item cannot take a full-color print we will move you to pad printing or engraving rather than run it and hope.
Send vector where you have it and 300 dpi raster where you do not. Production runs 7–10 business days after you approve the proof, and your file stays with us for two years, so reorders carry no new setup charge.
Other decoration methods
- Screen Print (104)
- Embroidery (49)
- DTG Print (10)
- Sublimation (27)
- Laser Engrave (66)
- Pad Print (54)
- Deboss (10)
Answers before you order
- Decoration Methods Compared: Print, Embroidery, Engraving, Sublimation
- Promotional Product Minimum Orders Explained
- How Long Custom Orders Take: Realistic Production Timelines
- What a Proof Is and Why You Should Never Skip It
- Setup Fees, Run Charges and the Rest of the Invoice
- What Custom Promotional Products Actually Cost
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Tell us the date that matters
Send the artwork and the quantity and we will tell you whether this is the right method for it — or which one would hold your logo better. That conversation is free and it is the one that saves money.
Send this and we can quote
- Quantity, and whether it can flex
- Your logo — vector if you have it
- Number of colors and where it goes
- In-hands date and ship-to address
No setup over $500 · Free proof · Nationwide