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# Finishing

Finishing is what takes your merch from printed garments to **retail-ready products**. At Print Room, we offer a full range of in-house finishing services so your custom screen printed, embroidered, or heat pressed products arrive ready to wear, sell, or distribute. These extras add value, strengthen your branding, and create a professional unboxing experience.

#### Our finishing options include:

* **Neck tag printing** – Replace manufacturer labels with custom printed tags that include your logo, size, and care instructions.
* **Neck tag labels** – Woven or printed labels sewn into the neckline for a premium, retail-quality finish.
* **Woven pips & hem labels** – Small branded tags sewn onto hems, sleeves, or pockets, popular in fashion and streetwear.
* **Hang tags** – Custom swing tags with logos, pricing, or campaign info, available in a wide range of stocks and finishes.
* **Tea towel wraps** – Printed belly-band wraps to package tea towels for retail or gifting.
* **Folding & bagging** – Each garment folded neatly and packed into a polybag for retail presentation or online order fulfilment.
* **Barcoding & labelling** – Barcodes, size stickers, or SKU labels applied for easy stock management and retail distribution.

#### Why finishing matters

* **Brand consistency** – Reinforces your identity across every detail of your merch.
* **Retail-ready presentation** – Perfect for e-commerce, events, and retail shelves.
* **Added value** – Professional packaging and labelling help position your products at a higher level.
* **Customer experience** – A polished finish creates a better impression for your customers or supporters.


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