About Us

MeowPrint does one thing: custom printing and branding — applied to apparel on one side and corporate gifts on the other. Most clients need both — a procurement manager ordering 200 embroidered polos for a company retreat will typically add lanyards and tote bags to the same PO rather than brief a second vendor from scratch.

On the apparel side, we print across five methods. Silkscreen handles bulk runs of 20 pieces and above — the ink bonds into the fabric weave and holds up through repeated industrial washing without cracking or fading. DTG suits small quantities or designs with photographic detail and colour gradients that silkscreen can’t reproduce. Embroidery goes on polos, windbreakers, and outerwear where a stitched finish looks more premium than a surface print. Heat transfer works for individual names and jersey numbering — popular with sports teams and D&D committees. Vinyl is for single-colour precision work on performance fabrics like dri-fit, where ink-based methods don’t always adhere cleanly.

We stock over 1,000 blank apparel options. For everyday cotton tees, we carry Gildan and comparable ringspun blanks at around 180gsm — heavier than the 140gsm blanks some budget printers default to, which means they hold shape after multiple washes. Dri-fit is our most requested material for anything outdoors in Singapore’s climate — CCA teams, corporate sports days, National Day event crews. We learned early that in this humidity, fabric choice matters as much as print method: dri-fit handles moisture without the print cracking, something cheaper polyester blends can’t promise. We can also source custom-made garments with a 3–4 week lead time for clients who need specific cuts, fabrics, or colourways not in ready stock.

On the corporate gifts side, we customise lanyards, tote bags, drinkware, notebooks, umbrellas, tech accessories, and packaging — printed, laser-engraved, embossed, or sublimated depending on the material. One of our more common setups is a conference welcome kit: a sublimation-printed lanyard, a silkscreen tote bag, and an embossed notebook, all matching the event’s Pantone palette. Procurement teams come back because the artwork, colour references, and brand guidelines are already on file from previous runs.

Not every job is straightforward. We once had a polytechnic’s student union come in needing 1,200 orientation camp tees across eight colour variants, each with different faculty names on the back — and they needed everything sorted into faculty packs for distribution at Jurong East MRT on registration morning. Xiao Fen mapped the entire order into a production and packing schedule that had the last carton sealed at 4pm the day before. Jobs like that don’t show up in a product catalogue, but they’re a fair picture of what our production floor handles during peak season between June and August.

Pricing is on the website — not behind a contact form. Select a product, pick your quantity and print method, and the system returns a quote in seconds. After you confirm, we send a digital mockup for approval before anything goes into production. Standard turnaround is 5–7 working days from artwork sign-off. Express is available when deadlines are tighter — talk to Janice or Xiao Fen and they’ll confirm feasibility based on the current production queue.

Clients visit our showroom by appointment to compare fabric weights, check embroidery thread colours against Pantone references, and approve physical samples before committing to bulk production.