How screen printing works
Ink passes through a stencil on a mesh screen onto the garment. The printed ink is then cured. Separate colors generally require separate screens, which makes setup part of the job.
Where it fits
Screen printing is worth considering for repeated designs on team apparel, work shirts and event merchandise. Our screen-printing orders start at 12 pieces.
Color and placement
Tell us the number of ink colors and each print location. A left-chest logo and a back design are separate placements. Garment color can also affect the production setup.
Screen printing or DTF?
Quantity, color count, artwork and garment all influence the choice. DTF can be useful for short runs and detailed full-color designs. We can compare methods for your actual project.
Getting the quote right
Send the artwork, garment preference, sizes, quantity, placements and required in-hand date. We review the details before confirming the total and schedule.