The Jeffreys Bay crew behind every print run
Brand-On Screen Printing is based in the Jeffreys Bay industrial area, and the team here knows what local orders need: clear communication, neat finishing and printing that holds up to weekly wear. We work for surf brands, schools, clubs, events and small businesses across Jeffreys Bay, Humansdorp, St Francis Bay, Cape St Francis, Oyster Bay, Kareedouw and Gqeberha.
Because our work is local, we understand the practical side too, from tight event dates to coastal humidity that can affect stored garments and finished packs. The team plans around those realities so orders leave the floor properly checked, counted and ready to hand out.
- Screen printing for small runs and bulk orders
- Artwork setup, colour matching and sample strike-offs
- Folding, bagging and bulk packing for easy distribution
Brandon Michael Jacobs, direction and standards
Brandon Michael Jacobs leads the business with a practical eye on quality, turnaround and the kind of service that keeps customers coming back. He is the person setting the standard for how orders are handled, from the first enquiry through to repeat jobs that need to match previous print runs exactly. His focus is simple: keep the work neat, keep the pricing fair and make sure clients know what to expect.
In a trade where timing matters, Brandon keeps the team aligned on production flow and job priorities. That means school uniforms, team kit and event wear get handled with the right urgency, without cutting corners.
Leandi Smit and Megan Daniels on the front line with clients
Leandi Smit handles sales and quotes, so she is usually one of the first voices people hear when they enquire. She helps clients compare garment options, print positions and order quantities, then turns that into a clear quote that makes sense for the job. Her approach is direct and helpful, which matters when a club or school needs numbers quickly and accurately.
Megan Daniels manages client liaison and keeps the communication steady while an order is moving through production. She checks details, confirms changes and helps make sure nothing gets lost between quote, artwork and final packing. If there is a size split, deadline adjustment or repeat order query, Megan helps keep it all on track.
- Clear quotes for one colour and multi-colour prints
- Order updates for repeat jobs and new runs
- Practical advice on print position, sizing and garment choice
Artwork and pre-press handled with care
Ridwaan Isaacs is the artwork coordinator, which means he spends his time getting logos, lettering and layouts ready for production. He makes sure artwork is prepared correctly for screens, with the right sizing, placement and separation for the print method being used. A good setup at this stage saves time later and helps avoid rework.
For jobs that need it, Ridwaan also helps with sample strike-offs so clients can check the look before the full run starts. That is especially useful for oversize back prints, sleeve printing and neck label prints where placement needs to be exact and the finished result must stay consistent.
On the press and finishing line
Thobeka Nene is the press operator, keeping the actual print process steady and consistent. She works the press with attention to ink coverage, registration and colour matching, so the finished print looks clean on every garment in the order. Whether it is a simple one colour run or a multi-colour design, her work keeps the print quality dependable.
Jason van Rooyen leads finishing, which is where the order becomes ready for delivery or collection. He handles folding and bagging, checks counts and manages bulk packing where needed. It is careful work, and it matters because even a good print needs the right final handling if it is going to arrive looking tidy.
- Press setup for different garment types and sizes
- Final checks for count, finish and packing detail
- Bulk packing for schools, clubs and event organisers
A local team that understands real timelines
Anele Mhlabeni oversees production management, helping the workshop move from one job to the next without confusion. He coordinates the order flow, keeps an eye on deadlines and helps balance urgent local work with repeat orders that need steady scheduling. With load-shedding still part of life in the region, that kind of planning matters more than people think.
Our team works best when there is a clear brief and a proper deadline, and that is why so many customers keep coming back. From Jeffreys Bay to Gqeberha, clients know they can deal with one team that understands print work, local conditions and the practical details that make a job go smoothly. It sounds simple, but it saves time and avoids stress.