How are Leatherette Beverage Holders Printed?
Our Leatherette Beverage Holders are customized using a laser etching process, not traditional printing. A precision laser removes the top layer of the leatherette material to reveal a contrasting color underneath, creating a sharp, permanent design.
Benefits of laser etching:
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Crisp, high-contrast designs
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Permanent customization that won't peel, crack, or wash off
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Professional engraved appearance
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Great for logos, monograms, text, and simple artwork
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Durable finish designed to last through everyday use
Design Recommendations:
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Use solid black artwork for the best engraving results.
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Avoid gradients, shadows, and highly detailed photographic images.
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Bold text and simple graphics typically produce the clearest results.
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Fine details may be less visible depending on the size and complexity of the design.
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