
Promotional products with 4-colour process print
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CMYK print — for brand artwork that needs photographic fidelity.











































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When 4-colour process wins
4-colour process lays down cyan, magenta, yellow and black in fine dot patterns to reproduce any colour. It's the method used for magazine printing — ideal for photographs, gradients and complex illustrative artwork.
At volume (500+ units), it's the cost-winner for photo-realistic artwork over full-colour digital.
Where it works hardest
Drinkware wraps, packaging, hard-goods with large print areas, apparel hem tags. Surfaces that carry photographic or gradient brand artwork.
Production characteristics
Not ideal for Pantone-critical spot colour (CMYK can approach most PMS colours but rarely match exactly). For Pantone-critical work, combine with a fifth spot-colour plate.
Questions customers often ask
- Does 4-colour process match Pantone exactly?
- It approximates most PMS colours — for exact match, add a spot-colour plate.
- Is it suitable for photographs?
- Yes — 4-colour process is the magazine-print standard. Photographic fidelity is its strength.
- Minimum order?
- Most 4CP-printed lines start at 100 units for setup cost-efficiency.
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