Kopyright is a custom printing and embroidery business in Belfast, with a retail store on High Street and a separate trade store at Nelson Trade Centre. Its website lists clothing decoration alongside shop signs, vehicle graphics and laser engraving. Its clothing services cover workwear, corporate clothing, school clothing and sportswear.
The business offers personalised T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, polos, tote bags and hats. Its branding methods page says it selects the printing technique according to the design, product, time frame and budget. Buyers can choose from a catalogue of brandable clothing for embroidered logos, while the online shop also sells individual printed garments and aprons.
Garment decoration methods
Kopyright’s embroidery service uses Madeira threads and offers thread colours to match brand requirements. The website identifies uniforms, workwear, corporate clothing, school clothing and sportswear as applications. Its flex vinyl process uses a plotter to cut designs from coloured material before application with a heat press. Listed effects include glitter, glow in the dark, reflective and flock printing.
For screen printing, Kopyright describes a separate screen for each artwork colour and says the process incurs setup costs. It asks for artwork ideally in vector format, including .ai, .eps or vector PDF. The method is offered for T-shirts, hoodies and sweatshirts, polos and tote bags, with larger volumes described as its most competitively priced application.
Full colour and short run printing
Its DTF printing service prints images onto film for heat pressing onto light or dark garments. Kopyright describes this as suitable for one-offs and short runs of full colour clothing prints. Its website says this service can produce printed clothing within a few hours of receiving a completed order.
Digital print and cut uses printable transfer vinyl, machine cut to shape and pressed onto textiles. Kopyright recommends it for intricate, full colour designs and states that both this method and flex vinyl have no setup costs.
Ordering and trade contact
The ordering process starts with choosing the design, garment type, size and colour, followed by contact by phone, email, live chat or in store. The contact page lists separate retail and trade email addresses, with the trade contact attached to its Nelson Trade Centre store.
Source: kopy-right.com, kopy-right.com/contact, kopy-right.com/shop
Services
- Custom embroidery
- Flex vinyl printing
- Screen printing
- Direct-to-film printing
- Digital print and cut
- Shop signs and vehicle graphics
Brands and products
- Madeira
Ordering
- Lead time
- Within a few hours of receiving your completed order for DTF printed clothing
Details from Kopyright’s own published information (source: kopy-right.com, checked 30 October 2026).
Where to find Kopyright
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99-101 High Street, Belfast BT1 2AG
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