Screen Printing
Screen printing is the first service we offered back in 2003 and remains the backbone of our business.
Is Screen printing right for your project?
Factor to consider when deciding . . .
- Good for large orders
- Can be photorealistic
- Can be one of the most economical forms of garment decoration.
- Lots of colors and styles to choose from including dri-fit and fashion tees
- Great for sports organizations and service industries
- Set up may be labor intensive so minimums may apply
Types of Screen Printing
SPOT COLOR: By far the most common, uses clean art with solid or gradient colors suited for light and dark garments. Examples of this type of printing include Fire Department shirts or company logos and text info such as phone numbers and websites etc.
4-COLOR PROCESS: A method of screen printing where the cyan, magenta, yellow and black mix on the shirt to form a wide range of tones and shades. Perfect for photorealistic images such as full color photographs and murals benefits include an almost limitless range of tones, drawback is that it only works on white shirts.
SIMULATED PROCESS: A method of printing in which the printer tries to reproduce the 4 color process on dark shirts by separating colors, it does not have the tonal range that 4 color process has but can be printed on any color shirt.
