How to Print a Logo on Fabric at Home?

18 August, 2025 Marketing Department

A logo isn’t just an image—it’s the identity of your brand, your personal stamp, and a symbol people will remember you by. Adding your logo to fabric, whether on shirts, tote bags, or even personalized jute bags, can be a creative way to showcase your individuality or promote your business. The best part? You don’t need to be a professional to try it out—there are several simple techniques you can do right at home.

Here’s a quick guide on how you can print a logo on fabric without needing complicated machines.

1. Iron-On Transfers

One of the easiest methods is using iron-on transfer paper. All you need is:

  • A printed logo (using inkjet transfer paper).

  • A clean fabric surface.

  • An iron or heat press.

Simply place the transfer paper on the fabric, apply heat evenly, and peel it off to reveal your logo. This works well for cotton fabrics and small-scale projects.

2. Fabric Paint and Stencils

If you love DIY, fabric paints are a fun option. You can create a stencil of your logo, tape it onto the fabric, and paint directly over it. This gives you complete control over the colors and textures, and it works beautifully on rougher surfaces like jute. Just remember to let it dry fully before use or washing.

3. Screen Printing (DIY Style)

Screen printing is a classic method for bold, long-lasting designs. With a simple screen, mesh, and fabric ink, you can imprint your logo onto fabric multiple times. While it requires some setup, it’s perfect if you want crisp lines and vibrant designs on multiple items.

4. Embroidery Patches

If you want your logo to look more premium and durable, embroidery is a great choice. While traditional embroidery requires a machine, you can also buy pre-made embroidered patches of your logo and sew or iron them onto your fabric. This works especially well on thicker materials like denim jackets or personalized jute bags.

5. Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV)

HTV sheets are another home-friendly option. You cut your logo from vinyl (using scissors or a cutting machine), place it on the fabric, and use an iron to press it down. The result? A clean, professional-looking logo that can withstand regular use.

A Few Tips to Remember:

  • Always wash and iron your fabric before applying the logo for the best results.

  • Test on a small patch of fabric first, especially with paints or transfers.

  • If you want your design to last longer, embroidery or screen printing are your best bets.

Personalize Your Jute Bags with CraftClothing

While home methods are fun for DIY projects, professional customization ensures your designs are vibrant, durable, and polished. At CraftClothing, we specialize in creating personalized jute bags and other custom apparel that carry your logo with pride. Whether you’re preparing giveaways, corporate merchandise, or unique gifts, we can bring your vision to life with expert craftsmanship.

Your logo deserves to stand out—so why settle for less?


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