Print your logo on fabric with a logo roller
Print a logo band on cotton pouches, ribbon and fabric gift packaging with a suitable textile ink. Smooth, tightly woven cloth gives the clearest result. Test your material first: this imprint is not tested for repeated machine washing.
What can you stamp?
Cotton totes
A band across the face of a plain tote. Smooth, tight weaves print crispest.
Drawstring pouches
Jewelry and gift pouches take a short band or a single centered pass.
Ribbon
Roll along the length for a continuous branded ribbon. Test a short piece first.
Fabric tags & labels
Cotton twill tape and fabric labels take a small repeating mark.
Canvas & linen wraps
Heavier natural cloth used as product wrap takes the band well.
Which ink for fabric?
Use an ink suited to textile and test on a spare piece first. Weave and texture decide how crisp the band comes out, and light, even pressure prints better than pressing hard. The markers page matches ink types to surfaces.
Honest limits: packaging, not apparel
The imprint is not tested for repeated machine washing. Treat it as packaging branding, pouches, wraps, ribbon and display textiles, rather than a garment printing method. For t-shirts and washables you want screen printing, not a roller.
Which model for fabric?
The 14mm Rolly M suits ribbon, tags and pouch fronts. The 30mm Rolly 3.0 carries a larger mark on totes and wraps. Preview your layout in the free online designer.The 0.55" Rolly M suits ribbon, tags and pouch fronts. The 1.2" Rolly 3.0 carries a larger mark on totes and wraps. Preview your layout in the free online designer.
Common questions
Will the print crack or fade?
On packaging textiles in normal handling it holds up well. It is not rated for machine washing or heavy abrasion, which is why we frame it as packaging branding.
Does it work on dark fabric?
The markers are opaque paint, so light colors read on dark cloth. Contrast-test one piece before the batch.
Can I brand a whole spool of ribbon?
Yes, roll along the length in sections and let each section dry before winding it back. The repeating segment keeps the motif evenly spaced.
What fabric prints crispest?
Smooth, tightly woven cotton and linen. Loose or fluffy weaves break the line, so test first on anything textured.
Start with Rolly M (14mm band) for labels and small packaging, or Rolly 3.0 (30mm band) for boxes and bags.
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