Personalised clothing stamp

Two parts are personalised individually: on the one hand, the design or text that you want to stamp, and on the other, the casing of the custom seal . Normally, the same design of the rubber is made to identify it easily.

If you don't know how to make personalised stamps for clothes, it's very simple. You just have to choose the size that best suits your garments and the colour of the ink: white or black. In our editor, you can choose any of our pre-designed templates and adapt them as you want. You can also create your own stamp from scratch, but we recommend that you do not choose designs with too many details.

Information and advice

If you want to keep your seal in perfect condition from the first day, we will give you a series of recommendations and tips:

• Wash new garments before wearing to remove the factory finish.
• Mark on the label (if it has one and is large enough), on the hem, or in hidden areas. If the garment is very thin, the ink may bleed through.
• Do not stack, and leave to dry for 24 hours. Do not wash above 40º.
• Do not use on non-cotton technical fabrics. It is recommended to mark on non-porous surfaces.
• Always keep the stamp with the plastic cover placed over the area to be stamped.
• The print on the garment lasts between 25 and 40 washes, if washed in cold water and using neutral soap.
• Press firmly, but not too hard, because if the fabric is particularly thin, the ink could bleed through the fabric.
• It is especially important to make prints on different types of fabrics (old T-shirts or dish cloths) until you have checked that the sealing pressure is adequate and that the ink doesn't bleed through the fabric. Once you have done the necessary tests, you will be able to stamp the garments.