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We want to ensure you're well-informed about the best practices for extending the lifespan of your new customized products. While nothing is made to last forever, we all expect a reasonable lifespan from quality items. To support these expectations, we're providing you with the most up-to-date information available. We strongly encourage you to take a moment to review it. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us

Processes Used For Personalization and Embellishment
There are numerous processes used to personalize garments. The provided recommendations are for the processes which require the most gentle care when cleansing. The most used processes are sublimation, heat screen prints, DTF and DTG prints, and embroidery.
SUBLIMATION
Sublimation is a process where the dye/inks are impregnated into the fibers. As with any other dyed fabrics, care must be used to prevent the dyes/inks from fading. This process will not flake or crack. You generally can not feel the difference between the sublimated fibers and the rest of the garment.
LASER-ENGRAVED LEATHER AND LEATHER-LIKE PRODUCTS
Laser-engraved leather and leather-like patches are not conducive to laundering. Garments with attached patches should be gently hand-washed and air-dried if laundering is essential. However, there is no guarantee that even this gentle washing will not damage the patch.
SCREEN PRINTS AND DTF
Screen Prints, DTF, and DTG are processes where the embellishment is adhered to the surface of the fibers. These processes are generally very durable and long-lasting if cared for using the recommended care instructions. These processes can peel, flake, or crack with aging. You can generally feel the embellishment on the garment.
EMBROIDERY
Embroidery is a process where a digitized image or logo is sewn into the fibers of the garment and is considered permanent. This process is generally very durable and long-lasting if cared for using the recommended care instructions. This process will not flake or crack. Bleach will cause damage to the threads and will cause fading. Fabric softener can over time cause damage to the embroidery. As the embroidery ages and is not cared for properly, small holes may appear in the fabric around the embroidery.
ALL PERSONALIZATION AND EMBELLISHMENTS WILL BE DAMAGED IF SUBJECTED TO BLEACH AND FABRIC SOFTENERS

Our stainless steel tumblers and drinkware are customized using laser engraving and sublimation. The following information applies to all of our drinkware products.
1. Not Dishwasher Safe
Most of our drinkware is not dishwasher safe.
Exception – Select Polar Camel Tumblers:
Some Polar Camel models are dishwasher safe. If using a dishwasher:
Examples of dishwasher-safe Polar Camel styles include:
Other models may also be dishwasher safe. Please refer to product packaging or online descriptions for details.
2. Not Microwave Safe
None of our drinkware is microwave safe.
3. Handle With Care
Dropping your tumbler may cause:
Important:
If you hear a rattling sound, the vacuum seal has been compromised, and the tumbler will no longer insulate properly.
We do not offer a warranty on drinkware. However, if you receive a defective product, please contact us immediately so we can assist. Full policy details are available on our website.
Quick Explanation:
Detailed Explanation:
Most quality tumblers are made with two layers of stainless steel and a vacuum-sealed air gap between them. During manufacturing:
Dishwashers expose tumblers to:
This can:
While not guaranteed, these risks can significantly shorten the life and performance of your tumbler.
To maintain your drinkware:
For lids and accessories:
Some lids (screw-on, built-in straw, sip/chug styles) should be:
Proper care will help extend the life and appearance of your drinkware.
Lids are made of plastic and are not indestructible.
Important:
If your tumbler begins to leak, the issue may not be the lid.
Your Bluetooth Speaker Tumbler is water resistant but is not waterproof. Do not submerge the speaker in water. Unscrew the speaker and set aside when cleaning your tumbler. Follow the instructions found in the user manual that is located with the charging cord and placed inside your tumbler when packaged. See manual below if needed.
Engraved embellishment is a "high-end" process. Engraved surfaces are completed using lasers to create an etched appearance. Some products are more durable than others. Many tumblers are coated with a colored exterior called "powder coating". During the engraving process, the coating is removed by the laser, exposing the stainless steel. These are durable and long-lasting if cared for and cleansed gently as described above.
Uncoated stainless steel uses a chemical process to give the lasered surface a black or dark embellishment. These tumblers, bourbon rocks, and accessories will be damaged if placed in a dishwasher. This is not a "permanent" embellishment.
Glass and ceramic drinkware must be gently hand-washed or you may see cosmetic damage almost immediately. Remember, "high-end" is describing the embellishment process. Often "high-end" products are less durable and require gentle use and care.

Our laser-engraved wood boards are food-safe.
Most of our customers do not use engraved boards as kitchen tools. Instead, they are used as a display or serving piece. But, just as anything else used regularly, you will see the effects of use. Sharp serving utensils and knives WILL CAUSE COSMETIC DAMAGE. If you want to use an embellished board but protect the embellishment, you can turn the board over and use the back side. We apply food-safe mineral oil to our embellished finished products. It is recommended that you use food-grade mineral oil, beeswax, or a blend to help protect your board. Follow the instructions provided on the product you choose. Some manufacturers also suggest it is acceptable to use vegetable oil, soybean oil, or olive oil. It is best to avoid storing your board in humid or hot places. This could result in reducing the hardness of the wood.
These recommendations reduce the possibility of your board warping or cracking.
Helpful cleaning tips.
Hand wash
Always hand-wash your wood cutting board. Never put a wooden board in the dishwasher or submerge it in a sink full of water, as it will warp and/or crack. Use a mild soap and a soft sponge or cloth. Abrasives WILL cause cosmetic damage to the embellishment.
After cleaning, allow your board to air dry. Avoid using electrical appliances to blow-dry the board. Avoid direct exposure to the sun.
For boards utilized as cutting/carving boards, and protecting an embellished surface is not a concern, you can also:
Engraved coasters are decorated with laser engraving. To maintain them, avoid abrasives, harsh cleaners, and bleach products. Solid wood and slate coasters are durable and easy to care for, usually requiring only warm water for cleaning. A mild dish soap and soft cloth can be used if needed. Wood coasters with bark edges should be handled carefully, as the bark is fragile and can break if dropped or exposed to excess moisture. Use a dry or slightly damp nonabrasive cloth for cleaning. Cork coasters can be cleaned with warm water, mild dish soap, and a nonabrasive cloth. While cork is durable, it may not last as long as other materials.
Laser-engraved leather and leather-like patches are not conducive to laundering. Garments with attached patches should be gently hand-washed and air-dried if laundering is essential. However, there is no guarantee that even this gentle washing will not damage the patch.
Polymer / Coated Slate Pieces / Stained and Painted Pieces
Some of our engraved slate products are coated prior to engraving. This provides a more distinct embellishment. This coating renders the item NOT FOOD SAFE. This coating provides a gloss finish and will generally be found on our slate coasters, address slates, and other slates intended for outdoor use.
Certain wood stains are not food safe. If you request a piece to be stained it may render the piece not safe for food. Additionally, if you request the engraving to be darkened, the stains and paints used will render the piece unsafe for food.
PLEASE KEEP THIS IN MIND IF YOU DECIDE TO ALTER YOUR PIECE LATER
Food Safe Slate Pieces
Charcuterie Boards and other boards intended for food service are not coated with any product. These items are food safe. It is recommended that you do not use anything other than a mild soap and non abrasive cloth or sponge to clean these pieces. These pieces can chip or break, so we recommend care when handling them. Food safe chalk can also be used on these pieces.
The laser engraved embellishment on powder-coated painted tumblers is generally very durable and should last the lifetime of the tumbler if cared for properly.
Our stainless steel tumblers and drinkware are customized using laser engraving and sublimation. The following information applies to all of our drinkware products.
1. Not Dishwasher Safe
Most of our drinkware is not dishwasher safe.
Exception – Select Polar Camel Tumblers:
Some Polar Camel models are dishwasher safe. If using a dishwasher:
Examples of dishwasher-safe Polar Camel styles include:
Other models may also be dishwasher safe. Please refer to product packaging or online descriptions for details.
2. Not Microwave Safe
None of our drinkware is microwave safe.
3. Handle With Care
Dropping your tumbler may cause:
Important:
If you hear a rattling sound, the vacuum seal has been compromised, and the tumbler will no longer insulate properly.
We do not offer a warranty on drinkware. However, if you receive a defective product, please contact us immediately so we can assist. Full policy details are available on our website.
Quick Explanation:
Detailed Explanation:
Most quality tumblers are made with two layers of stainless steel and a vacuum-sealed air gap between them. During manufacturing:
Dishwashers expose tumblers to:
This can:
While not guaranteed, these risks can significantly shorten the life and performance of your tumbler.
To maintain your drinkware:
For lids and accessories:
Some lids (screw-on, built-in straw, sip/chug styles) should be:
Proper care will help extend the life and appearance of your drinkware.
Lids are made of plastic and are not indestructible.
Important:
If your tumbler begins to leak, the issue may not be the lid.
Note: Garments containing polyester may be prone to pilling. Please scroll down to the 100% Polyester Garments section to learn more about what causes pilling, how to prevent it, and how to address it if it occurs.
Embellished garments are designed to provide lasting wear; however, their lifespan depends on several factors, including environmental conditions, frequency of use, and laundering practices. Harsh work or activity environments can significantly impact both the garment and the embellishment. Proper care is especially important, as laundering plays a major role in maintaining the quality and appearance of embellished items.
We strongly encourage you to follow the care recommendations provided on this page to help maximize longevity.
Due to the many variables involved, we cannot guarantee or warranty garments or embellishments. However, we will make every effort to address any defective products or workmanship when brought to our immediate attention.
All embellished or decorated garments should be washed/laundered in cold water with like-color garments. Gentle washing is considered the best washing machine cycle. Wash the garment turned inside out.
Washing Frequency
How often you launder your embellished garment will determine how long your garment will last. The more you wash, the sooner the embellishment may fade, crack or peel. This is true for all types of embellishments. Most embellishments should last at least 30 proper washes, but there is no industry guarantee.
Do not dry-clean embellished garments.
Avoid using bleach (chlorine / non-chlorine) or fabric softener. These products may cause damage to your garment and WILL cause damage to your embellishment.
Use gentle, non-acidic, and non-abrasive detergents and laundering practices.
Bleach WILL destroy dyes, inks, and embroidery, causing fading, flaking or cracking of the embellishment. Fabric Softener is known to cause discoloration and can remove the color from dye and ink. The loosening of fibers can cause embroidery to loosen and become deformed, and loosen the adhesion of embellishments.
*THIS INCLUDES WHITE SHIRTS.
The best drying of embellished garments is air drying. If machine drying, tumble dry on low heat and avoid excessive time. Remove immediately from the dryer when complete.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN
It is best to avoid ironing any embellished garment. If ironing can not be avoided it is best to try to avoid ironing the embellished areas. Iron the garment on very low heat and turn the garment inside out.
It is best to follow the laundering recommendations on the garment label.
Your new custom embellished products are created using an ink dye process that provides a permanent, long-lasting, and durable cherished item. However, if not cared for properly, your product can be damaged. To avoid damage, follow these recommendations.
Embellished garments are designed to provide lasting wear; however, their lifespan depends on several factors, including environmental conditions, frequency of use, and laundering practices. Harsh work or activity environments can significantly impact both the garment and the embellishment. Proper care is especially important, as laundering plays a major role in maintaining the quality and appearance of embellished items.
We strongly encourage you to follow the care recommendations provided on this page to help maximize longevity.
Due to the many variables involved, we cannot guarantee or warranty garments or embellishments. However, we will make every effort to address any defective products or workmanship when brought to our immediate attention.
All embellished or decorated garments should be washed/laundered in cold water with like-color garments. Gentle washing is considered the best washing machine cycle.
Washing Frequency
How often you launder your embellished garment will determine how long your garment will last. The more you wash, the sooner the embellishment may fade, crack or peel. This is true for all types of embellishments. Most embellishments should last at least 30 proper washes, but there is no industry guarantee.
Do not dry-clean embellished garments.
Avoid using bleach (chlorine / non-chlorine) or fabric softener. These products may cause damage to your garment and WILL cause damage to your embellishment.
Use gentle, non-acidic, and non-abrasive detergents and laundering practices.
Bleach WILL destroy dyes, inks, and embroidery, causing fading, flaking or cracking of the embellishment. Fabric Softener is known to cause discoloration and can remove the color from dye and ink. The loosening of fibers can cause embroidery to loosen and become deformed.
*THIS INCLUDES WHITE SHIRTS.
BLEACH WILL CAUSE POLYESTER SHIRTS TO DISCOLOR.
The best drying of embellished garments is air drying. If machine drying, tumble dry on low heat and avoid excessive time. 100% polyester garments dry very quickly. Remove immediately from the dryer when complete.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN
It is best to avoid ironing 100% polyester embellished garments. If ironing can not be avoided it is best to try to avoid ironing the embellished areas. Iron the garment on very low heat and turn the garment inside out.
Polyester and polyester-blend shirts develop pilling when surface fibers loosen and tangle together due to friction and regular wear. Since polyester fibers are durable and don’t easily break away, these small fuzz balls tend to remain attached instead of shedding.
Yes. Any condition that damages or wears down the fabric can also impact applied embellishments. Proper washing and care are essential to help both the garment and the decoration maintain their appearance and durability over time.
Pilling happens when polyester fibers loosen, break, and tangle together from friction, forming small fuzz balls on the fabric’s surface. It’s most common in high-friction areas such as underarms, sleeves, sides, and collars. While it doesn’t mean the garment is poor quality, it can make it look worn and feel rough.
Fabric Shaver
Lay the garment flat and smooth it out.
Run the shaver lightly over pilled areas in small circular motions.
Empty the lint compartment often to keep it working effectively.
Disposable Razor
Place the garment on a flat surface and pull the fabric tight.
Gently shave in short, upward strokes, starting lightly to avoid damage.
Skip razors with moisture strips, as they can leave residue or snag fabric.
Sandpaper or Sanding Sponge
Use fine-grit sandpaper and lightly rub over the pills.
Apply minimal pressure—this works well for stubborn areas but requires care.
Tape or Lint Roller
After removing larger pills, use tape or a lint roller to pick up leftover fibers.
You can wrap tape around your fingers (sticky side out) to dab smaller areas.
Turn garments inside out before washing.
Use a gentle cycle with cold water.
Avoid harsh detergents and fabric softeners.
Air dry or tumble dry on low heat.
Wash with similar fabrics and consider using mesh laundry bags.
Store items folded to reduce friction from hanging.
With the right removal methods and a little preventative care, polyester garments can stay smooth, clean-looking, and last much longer.
100% Cotton Garments can shrink during laundering.
Embellished garments are designed to provide lasting wear; however, their lifespan depends on several factors, including environmental conditions, frequency of use, and laundering practices. Harsh work or activity environments can significantly impact both the garment and the embellishment. Proper care is especially important, as laundering plays a major role in maintaining the quality and appearance of embellished items.
We strongly encourage you to follow the care recommendations provided on this page to help maximize longevity.
Due to the many variables involved, we cannot guarantee or warranty garments or embellishments. However, we will make every effort to address any defective products or workmanship when brought to our immediate attention.
All embellished or decorated garments should be washed/laundered in cold water with like-color garments. Gentle washing is considered the best washing machine cycle. Wash the garment inside out.
Washing Frequency
How often you launder your embellished garment will determine how long your garment will last. The more you wash, the sooner the embellishment may fade, crack or peel. This is true for all types of embellishments. Most embellishments should last at least 30 proper washes, but there is no industry guarantee.
Do not dry-clean embellished garments.
Avoid using bleach (chlorine / non-chlorine) or fabric softener. These products may cause damage to your garment and WILL cause damage to your embellishment.
Use gentle, non-acidic, and non-abrasive detergents and laundering practices.
Bleach WILL destroy dyes, inks, and embroidery, causing fading, flaking or cracking of the embellishment. Fabric Softener is known to cause discoloration and can remove the color from dye and ink. The loosening of fibers can cause embroidery to loosen and become deformed.
*THIS INCLUDES WHITE SHIRTS.
The best drying of embellished garments is air drying. If machine drying, tumble dry on low heat and avoid excessive time. 100% cotton garments will shrink if tumble-dried. Avoid excessive drying time. Remove immediately from the dryer when complete.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN
Best to avoid ironing.
If ironing can not be avoided it is best to try to avoid ironing the embellished areas. Iron the garment inside out.
It is best to follow the laundering recommendations on the garment label.
Embellished garments and products are designed to provide lasting wear; however, their lifespan depends on several factors, including environmental conditions, frequency of use, and laundering practices. Harsh work or activity environments can significantly impact both the garment/product and the embellishment. Proper care is especially important, as laundering plays a major role in maintaining the quality and appearance of embellished items.
We strongly encourage you to follow the care recommendations provided on this page to help maximize longevity.
Due to the many variables involved, we cannot guarantee or warranty garments/products or embellishments. However, we will make every effort to address any defective products or workmanship when brought to our immediate attention.
Neoprene and Neoprene Like products are typically very durible and easy to care for.
Use a mild dish soap and warm water to clean your product. It is best to allow your product to air dry.
Do not dry-clean embellished products
Avoid using bleach (chlorine / non-chlorine) or fabric softener. These products may cause damage to your product and WILL cause damage to your embellishment.
Use gentle, non-acidic, and non-abrasive detergents and laundering practices.
Bleach WILL destroy dyes, inks, and embroidery, causing fading, flaking or cracking of the embellishment. Fabric Softener is known to cause discoloration and can remove the color from dye and ink. The loosening of fibers can cause embroidery to loosen and become deformed.
The best drying of embellished garments is air drying. If machine drying, tumble dry on low heat and avoid excessive time. Remove immediately from the dryer when complete.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN
Your hard surface ornaments, magnets, and collectables are created using great quality materials such as porcelain, glass, crystal, aluminum, hard board, acrylic, and other hard materials. The embellishment is applied to the materials for a permanent and durable finish. However, the finish can be scratched. If cleaning becomes necessary, use gentle cleaning materials such as mild soap and water and a non-abrasive cloth.
If you have purchased or received a product that is not listed on this page and would like care and use recommendations, please contact us.
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