If you have had a graphic t-shirt for a while that you wear quite often, but it still looks amazing, it is probably made with screen printing. The screen printing method, also known as silkscreen printing, is the traditional and most popular method of garment decoration. It guarantees ultimate replication of the design, produces longer-lasting products, and more accurate and vibrant colors.

In screen printing, a stencil (or "screen") is created for each color in the design. Ink is then pushed through the screen using a squeegee, transferring the design onto the surface below.

Screen printing can be applied to various materials, including cotton, polyester, canvas, paper, plastics, and more.

Yes, screen printing is suitable for both light and dark-colored fabrics. For dark fabrics, a base layer of white ink is often applied first to ensure vibrant colors.

Unfortunately, if you are looking for smaller quantities or more complex designs with more than 6 colors, then this may not be the right option for you. Digital printing methods like DTG or DTF are better suited for you if you would like to print more complex designs.

While screen printing can produce detailed designs, it is not the most suitable method for photographs or highly intricate artwork. Digital printing methods like DTG or DTF are better suited for these designs.

Yes, screen printing can be applied to a wide range of items, including promotional products, accessories, custom mailers, tote bags, and more. Ask us about it!

Yes, there is a minimum order quantity of 12 for screen printing.