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Screen Printing
Screen printing is a printing technique that uses a mesh screen, ink, and a squeegee. It sounds simple, right? Not so fast, there is a wide variety of inks, many different fabrics, and even environmental issues that must be taken into consideration when creating your perfect shirt. We have been perfecting our craft for 45 years, which allows us to create vibrant, long-lasting prints with exceptional detail and durability. We know good quality work never goes out of style.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum order quantity for custom screen printing services?
We typically require a minimum for screen printing to ensure your project remains as cost-effective as possible for the setup involved. For single items or very small runs, we can recommend our high-quality digital transfer alternatives, DTF or Direct to Garment printing, to fit your needs.
How many colors can be included in a single screen-printed design?
We can handle multi-color designs with high precision, using advanced equipment to ensure every layer of your artwork is vibrant. Our team will review your specific design to determine the most effective color count for a crisp, professional, and durable finish.
What types of ink do you use, and will the print crack or fade over time?
We use premium inks and a 45-year perfected curing process to create vibrant, long-lasting prints that resist cracking and fading. Our experts select the specific ink type best suited for your chosen fabric to ensure maximum durability and a soft, comfortable feel.
Are there specific file formats required for artwork to be screen-printed?
We prefer high-resolution vector files like .AI, .EPS, or .PDF to ensure your design remains sharp and clear during the printing process. If you don’t have these formats available, our in-house design team can help recreate or convert your artwork into a production-ready file.
How is the cost of a screen printing project calculated?
Your project cost is primarily calculated based on the quantity of garments, the number of colors in the design, and the number of print locations. Ordering in larger volumes allows us to spread the setup costs, providing you with the best possible price per shirt as your quantity increases.