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PROWERB — Elevating Brands

Marketing Operations Backbone since 1979. Promotional products, logistics, kitting and digital commerce. One partner with its own operations in Kleve.

Elevating Brands — since 1979.Kleve · Düsseldorf · Dortmund · Lüdinghausen
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In-house Finishing

Finishing & Production

PROWERB prints, embroiders and assembles promotional products and textiles in-house. Sample, material and production decisions connect directly to sourcing, storage and dispatch; required purchased components are included in the same schedule.

  1. Coordinate sample, process and timing directly.↓
  2. One design on fabric and metal.↓
  3. Compare processes by product and design.↓

Since 1979 · Promotional Products hub in Dortmund since 2025 · ISO 9001 & 14001 · EcoVadis Silver

The logo goes onto the product here — not at a supplier first.
Why in-house production

Coordinate sample, process and timing directly.

Product, artwork and care determine the decoration; a sample makes the differences visible.

Coordinate sample, process and timing directly.
A concrete choice

One design on fabric and metal.

An embroidered cap, a transfer-printed shirt and an engraved metal surface produce different results: raised thread, a flat design and a recess without printing ink. Material and detail can change the production route for the same artwork.

Embroidery on fabric, transfer printing and an engraved metal surface compared on a workbench.
The right process for product and design.
Methods

Compare processes by product and design.

01Embroidery or transfer on textilesEmbroidery suits clearly structured designs on suitable polos, jackets and caps. Fine lines, large colour areas or many colours often favour transfer; fabric, seams and care must be compatible.
02Print for coverage and colourChoose screen, digital or DTG printing by quantity, fabric and design. UV/digital print is an option for suitable rigid substrates; colour and adhesion are checked on the material.
03Engraving for suitable surfacesLaser engraving can mark metal without additional printing ink. Contrast depends on alloy and coating; assess design size and the smallest lettering on a sample.
Compare processes by product and design.
Workflow and approval

Approve the sample, check the batch, assemble sets.

You supply artwork and product requirements.

01Review and approvalWe check the process and position and agree a decoration sample with you. A change of fabric, coating or design triggers an approval review.
02Handoff and exceptionsBatch quality control is followed, where needed, by packing welcome kits, storage and shipping within the same operation.
FAQ

Common questions about finishing.

Does PROWERB really finish in-house?

Yes. Textile printing, embroidery, transfer, UV/digital printing and kitting & assembly run in-house — not through an external provider.

From what quantity does it pay off?

From a single piece to a large campaign run. The process is chosen by motif, material and quantity, not the other way round.

Can finished goods go straight into storage?

Yes. Finishing, quality control, warehousing and dispatch sit under one roof and book into one system.

When is a new sample needed?

If the material, decoration position or artwork changes substantially, we assess the impact and agree whether to sample again. The approved finish is the reference for the production batch.

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Briefing

Discuss samples and decoration

For a process proposal, we need the product or material, artwork file, desired position and size, quantity, care requirements and deadline. Have these details ready for the conversation.

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