Hudson Notebook

Pad Print transfers ink onto curved or uneven surfaces like drink bottles and pens using a silicone pad. It's affordable and produces sharp logos in up to 6 colors (including metallic gold/silver), but works best with simple designs rather than gradients or photos.

Screen Print pushes ink through a mesh stencil onto flat surfaces like tote bags, allowing large print areas and up to 5 colors including metallics and fluorescents. It's best for bold, simple designs rather than gradients, with each color adding to the setup cost.

Thermo Debossing uses heat to press a permanent indented design into select products like notebooks, creating an eye-catching two-tone contrast effect. It looks premium and is part of the product itself, but only works with simple bold artwork and doesn't support personalization.

Foil Printing applies metallic foil (gold, silver, or copper) to flat surfaces like notebooks using heat, creating a premium, eye-catching finish. It supports personalization and works on soft or hard covers, but is limited to simple, bold designs as fine details can be lost on textured materials.