Matt or glossy? With #DIGITRAN digital heat transfer technology you can have both!
For this project, the client was not sure which look would match the band and packaging best, so we did both versions. While the tube on the left has a very shiny and glossy finish, we also did a very matt version, so that the client could compare them side by side.
With the correct digital heat transfer decals and heat transfer equipment, you can make this decision even after the transfers have been printed. And that without the use of any varnishes!
Which look do you prefer for this design? Matt or glossy?
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