FP Boca offers two routes into a bulk embellishment programme: badge and transfer supply for your own application, or garment embellishment as part of a coordinated brief. Explore the product directions and customer solutions below, then tell us about your artwork, garments and placements.
Product visuals on this website are illustrative, not production samples. Material availability, performance, environmental claims and application settings must be confirmed for the specific product and garment.
01 / COLOUR WITHOUT THE BULK
Bold colour, precise graphics and a low-profile finish. A direction for identities that speak through shape and detail.
Final thickness, stretch, wash performance and application settings depend on the selected product and garment. Confirm with physical samples.
Discuss this direction →02 / DEPTH YOU CAN FEEL
Give your identity a physical presence. Explore dimensional silicone-on-fabric and 3D PU badge directions.
The imagery is a material study, not an approved specification. Material, relief, attachment method and garment compatibility require confirmation.
Discuss this direction →03 / A DIFFERENT KIND OF IMPACT
Bring a new visual dimension to a graphic as it catches the light. Explore reflective details as part of your garment identity.
Decorative reflective branding is not a certified safety product. No visibility performance or safety-standard compliance is claimed by this concept.
Discuss this direction →04 / MATERIALS WITH INTENTION
Start with the questions that matter. Explore material choices and production considerations against your environmental objectives.
This is a material-exploration category, not a verified sustainability claim. Flecked imagery is illustrative; it does not establish recycled composition. Availability and supporting documentation need verification.
Discuss this direction →05 / THE GARMENT IS JUST THE BEGINNING
Explore a physical link to a digital experience: a brand story, care information, a club destination or product-specific content.
Connected-label integration is exploratory and not operational in this preview. A label alone does not create a compliant digital product passport; requirements, data and systems must be assessed separately.
Discuss this direction →01 / CLUBS & LEAGUES
Plan the name set, number style and placement as one coherent kit system.
Character size, colour and application are agreed against the garment and any relevant competition requirements.
Discuss this direction →02 / CLUBS & LEAGUES
Give the club crest a considered finish, from a clean graphic transfer to a raised badge.
Original fictional crest shown. Final material, detail reproduction and garment compatibility require sampling.
Discuss this direction →03 / CLUBS & LEAGUES
Explore a dedicated authenticity-style label as part of your licensed merchandise presentation.
An authenticity-style label does not itself verify provenance or prevent counterfeiting. Any verification system must be separately specified.
Discuss this direction →04 / CLUBS & LEAGUES
Coordinate sponsor graphics with the kit design so every placement feels intentional.
Fictional sponsor artwork shown. Actual sponsor artwork and usage permissions must be supplied and approved.
Discuss this direction →05 / CLUBS & LEAGUES
Explore sleeve identifiers for leagues, events and club programmes with a consistent visual language.
Fictional competition badge shown. Positioning, artwork permissions and application specifications require confirmation.
Discuss this direction →06 / CLUBS & LEAGUES
Bring the inside of the garment into the same identity system with a considered neck-label direction.
Care information must be accurate for the actual garment. Comfort, skin-contact suitability and application need product-specific assessment.
Discuss this direction →01 / BRANDS & MANUFACTURERS
Match the embellishment brief to movement, repeated use and the demands of the garment.
Performance is product- and fabric-specific; no durability result or test standard is claimed by the illustrative image.
Discuss this direction →02 / BRANDS & MANUFACTURERS
Use the label as a place for essential information or a doorway to a richer product story.
Connected features are not operational in this preview. Digital product passport requirements and supporting systems need separate assessment.
Discuss this direction →03 / BRANDS & MANUFACTURERS
Unusual textile surfaces call for a more considered application discussion, not a one-size-fits-all finish.
Water droplets are illustrative only. No waterproofness, flame resistance or compatibility with a particular treated fabric is claimed.
Discuss this direction →04 / BRANDS & MANUFACTURERS
Consider visual effects that change how a graphic is seen in different lighting conditions.
Decorative embellishment is not certified protective equipment. Any safety-related requirement needs appropriate product selection and testing.
Discuss this direction →05 / BRANDS & MANUFACTURERS
Explore how an applied surface could contribute to the way a product is handled or used.
Grip and other functional effects are exploratory. No anti-slip, conductive or protective performance is promised by this concept.
Discuss this direction →06 / BRANDS & MANUFACTURERS
Create visual character through dimensional form, colour contrast and surface detail.
Shown finishes are illustrative. Available materials, effects and application methods must be confirmed against your brief.
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