We did a few t shirts for Altersage for their Cape Town Joomla! day, which came out great. Thanks for the link -love and if you have any pics of the t’s, please mail some because we never had time to take any, which was the case for the whole of December.

I must say that we achieved the impossible in our first December (2007) as Lava Ink . We had a couple of overnight deliveries, where some desperate clients gave us a brief the one day and we had to deliver the following day, which we did. This is something that you won’t find anywhere else and I must say big-ups to my team for making it happen (not saying we’ll do it again though).

Shot in Cape Town, this prequel to Universal’s 2002 actioner “The Scorpion King” tells the back story of Mathayus (played in the first film by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, who doesn’t appear in the sequel), depicting how he became a great warrior and eventually the Scorpion King. Russell Mulcahy (“Highlander”) directs the film, which is co-produced by David Wicht of Film Afrika.
taken from The Hollywood Reporter

Lava Ink has just finished some t shirts for the crew and they came out great. We used 180 gram crew-neck t shirts for the guys, which are 100% cotton (ideal for team wear because of its durability) The ladies got something a bit more fitted, the 220 gram crew neck 1×1 rib tops, which are also made of 100% cotton.

Coty job

Originally uploaded by Lava Ink Cape Town call us on 021 674 3253 or 084 839 3371 for a printing quote on promotional items such as these .

Our client needed a special make-up on a promotional t shirt. The t shirt had to match the packaging of a perfume, that was to be launched in 10 days from when we first received the order. It was a really hectic but we made the delivery date even though we had to source the fabric, do the patterns and print the garment.

T-shirts and printing by LavaInk for New Holland

Annette Mnyande dancers will be looking great in their new t-shirts and scarves.

They chose the 170 gram t-shirt that is light and soft, but also durable. The Annette Mnyande logo is screen printed onto the t-shirts and properly cured in a curing furnace to ensure that the print is permanent.

Their scarves are made from a double sided polar fleece, with an anti pilling fiber content. This means that these scarves will not have those unsightly little balls that normally appear on synthetic wool-like fabrics. The choice of finishing was an embroidered logo, which adds a bit of luster to the warm, fuzzy appearance.