The kirikoko store was established in May 2007 in the center of Larissa, giving customers the opportunity to create their own unique t-shirt, hoodie, or sweatshirt, either by selecting a design from our portfolio or by designing their own original logo.
Today, the company continues to provide high-quality printing services, while maintaining the same unparalleled quality in its fabrics. Our motto was, is, and will continue to be: “As custom made, as you are.”
At kirikoko, we always strive to offer customers the highest-quality garments.
At kirikoko, we offer a wide range of printing methods, depending on the customer’s requirements and the complexity of each design.
The methods we use are described below:
DTF printing is a process and a method of transferring ink onto fabric by printing onto a special heat-transfer film using standard inkjet printers. The process involves printing the design onto the film and subsequently transferring the print directly onto the fabric using heat press
Heat transfers, also known as indirect screen printing, are a convenient garment-printing method. They produce high-quality prints that have a soft and smooth feel on the garment. The method involves screen-printing your design onto special paper and then transferring it onto the garment using heat press
Screen printing is one of the oldest and most complex printing methods. For this reason, an order of at least 50 pieces is usually required.
The printing quality is very good, as the color that remains on the garment penetrates the fabric through a special mesh.
It should be emphasized that, in this case, it is not possible to print photographs or designs containing multiple colors.
For more information or a special quotation, please contact our store at info@kirikoko.gr.
DTG, or the Direct-to-Garment technique, is a garment printing method that uses an inkjet printer to print your design directly onto the garment.
It is similar to printing a document or photograph on paper, but uses special inks that can adhere to fabric.
DTG printing can produce high-quality, detailed prints featuring multiple colors and shades. It is ideal for complex designs or photographic images that require a high degree of precision.
Vinyl cutting is a printing method that involves cutting your design from a sheet of vinyl using computer-aided design (CAD) software, followed by transferring the design onto the fabric using heat press.
You can choose from different vinyl colors to create vibrant and eye-catching prints.
