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Also known as silk screen printing is a method of printing on textile materials using special inks and fine mesh screens stencil.
We only use high quality,environmentally friendly, made in USA inks and latest equipment.
Screen printing is consider to be more casual and economic way to decorate textiles. We recommend using this method of printing in order to obtain a high quality product with great durability and affordable price.
designing the art
It all starts with the customers idea. That idea is taken to our in house designers who use specialized designing tools to make a computer generated version of that idea. Our designer team incorporates the customer choosen garment and ink colors to create a digital image of the desired product.
Once the design has been completed it is presented to the customer for approval
art process
Screen preparation
screen printing
Screen printing is done by transferring the ink through the screen onto the garment. Our production team will load the printing press with screens.
Making a correct color order and choice of ink type is crucial part of the production process. Production team makes sure that your desired design is printed correctly, perfectly placed and aligned to the garment.
Every printed garment will go through a dryer for the ink drying process. Every gament will then go through quality control inspection done by our production manager.
Direct To Garment (DTG) printing is a modern digital printing technique used to print colorful designs, images, and graphics directly onto textiles. DTG is a great alternative to traditional screen printing, and it has gained popularity in the apparel industry due to its versatility, ability to produce complex designs, and its potential for a quick turnaround on custom orders.
1. What is Direct to Garment Printing?
2. When Should I Use DTG?
Direct to Garment printing is perfect for jobs where multiple colors would be too costly, when details, accurate color reproduction is important, if clarity is a strong issue, for small runs, or for personalization.
Screen printing often requires a minimum order because of the time and cost involved in setting up a job. Since there are no screens and no setup in Direct to Garment printing, printing one shirt is as easy as printing one hundred.
This is ideal for small runs, samples, photo-realistic graphics, and multi-colored art.
3. Modern Approach and Results
1. Why Sublimation Printing?
2. Process
The process begins with creating a digital design. The design can include images, patterns, text, or any combination of elements.
Sublimation prints are carried via liquid ink deposited on a high-release paper to be transferred onto the substrates using the high-heat and pressure. Sublimation ink molecules penetrate the material and become a permanent part of the material’s structure.
3. Applications and Results
Athletic textiles, performance apparel, ceramic products and poly coated items are some of the main product categories. Digital sublimation printing is also used in the creation of trade show displays, snowboards, skis, and skateboards.
The result of this process is a virtually permanent full color, high-resolution print that will not crack, fade or peel from the substrate under normal conditions.
1. Embroidery Advantage
It is an ideal alternative to printing, especially for uniforms and workwear, when garments are intended to be used in an industrial setting or for promotional wear that you want to give a personal touch.
Embroidery offers a superb method for creating a decorated, resilient, and enduring product that withstands wear, washing, and fading compared to printed products.
2. Costs and Turn-Around Time
The cost of embroidery, whether for embroidered work wear, corporate clothing, embroidered polo shirts or a custom embroidery project, is subject to the number of stitches in the design. The more density of the design will result in more stitches.
It generally costs more than screen printing or digital printing. A typical turn-around time is two weeks.3. Service and Re-Ordering
3. Service and Re-Ordering
We are now able to offer “in house” artwork/designs digitizing which means they can be kept on file to be used again and again should extra orders be needed. We also offer a variety of custom-made embroidered and woven patches who can be applied to a wide range of products, such as clothing, accessories, uniforms, promotional items, and more.
Bring your custom designs to life with our unique direct-to-film (DTF) decoration process. Our high-quality DTF transfers offer long-lasting durability, vibrant colors, and dynamic details. With low minimums, complete versatility, and the ability to print any number of colors with no restrictions DTF it’s the perfect choice for those looking to create their own products. DTF can be easily transferred to almost any garment using just a heat press.
1. What is DTF used for?
DTF is new and innovative method for transferring designs onto various surfaces, primarily textiles and fabrics. If you are an experienced artist, designer or brand creator and you own a heat press, you can order custom printed transfers. We will produce the durable vibrant transfers you can use to print your own garments and create your own items. Our digitally printed transfers can be easily transferred to almost any garment using a heat press.
2. Process
Digitally created design sheets can include images, patterns, text, or any combination of elements. Customer can create any artwork in a size up to 22″ wide and 100″ long. The artwork should be submitted as a vector file in EPS, CDR or Ai format. Some high-resolution PNG could also be acceptable. After submitting the file, we will create the proof with the quote for your approval and provide you with the instructions on how to apply the transfers.
3. Ordering and Conditions
We are doing our best to make the ordering process simple as possible. Ordering transfers will require certain customer knowledge about designing and transfer printing using the heat press.
Our minimum DTF order transfer size is 22″x22″.
After you receive your order, you should always review and test your transfers immediately within 5 business days. We cannot be responsible for any issues after that. We are not responsible for any product to which you have applied our transfers.
UV printing, also known as ultraviolet printing, is a modern digital printing technique that uses ultraviolet (UV) light to instantly cure or dry inks, coatings, or adhesives during the printing process. This method offers various advantages, including vibrant colors, precise detail, and the ability to print on a wide range of substrates.
What is DTF used for?
UV printing is used for mostly printing on materials like plastic, glass, metal, wood, ceramics, and more. UV print offers intense and vibrant colors with excellent color saturation and image quality. The cured UV prints are highly durable and resistant to fading, scratching, and environmental factors. This makes UV perfect for printing on promotional items.
Process and Applications
Digitally created artwork should be submitted as a vector file in EPS, CDR or Ai format. Some high-resolution PNG could also be acceptable. The design is digitally prepared and then printed onto the substrate using specialized UV inkjet printers. UV inks are formulated with pigments or dyes that are responsive to UV light. Unlike traditional inks, UV inks do not dry through evaporation; they remain wet until exposed to UV light.
Results, Cost and Turn-Around Time
With UV printing we can create some unique products with vibrant colors and good image quality. Because of the time-consuming and complex setup, UV printing has a minimum order mostly determined by the number of promotional items required. The cost of the items UV printed can vary in several factors, but general rule is applied, the more items you print, the lower the cost. Turn-Around time also depends on the number of items printed and complexity of the setup.
Which printing method is best for your order?
Screen Printing
DTG
Embroidery
Sublimation
DTF
UV
Setup Fee Required
Minimum Quantity
- 48
- 1
- 12
- 12
- 22"x22"
- 24
Max No. of Colors
- up to 8
- full color
- 12
- full color
- full color
- full color
Material
- cotton, poly blends
- Cotton Blends
- cotton, poly blends
- Poly Blends
- Cotton, Poly Blends
- Plastic, Wood, Metal, Glass
Special Colors/Effects
Durability
Turn-around time
10-14 days
7-10 days
10-14 days
10-14 days
3-5 days
14-21 days
Turn-around time
Cost effective
Which printing method is best for your order?
Screen Printing
Digital Printing
Embroidery
Transfers
Sublimation
Setup Fee Required
Minimum Quantity
- 50
- 5
- 50
- 5 (vinyl), 25 (paper)
- 5
Max No. of Colors
- up to 8
- full color
- up to 6
- up to 2
- full color
Material
- cotton, poly blends
- cotton only
- cotton, poly blends
- cotton, poly blends
- poly blends only
Special Colors/Effects
Durability
Turn-around time
5-7 days
2-3 days
5-7 days
4-5 days
3-4 days
Cost effective
We turn your ideas into a finished product!
faq
Yes. 3-day processing 50%; 1-day processing 100%
Please refer to the table above “Which printing method is best for your order?” for minimum order quantity information.
Yes, we do have wholesale pricing.
In order to provide you with the best price, we would need to have your design first. Your price will be formed based on item quality, quantity and labor involved.
We will do our best to help you with your logo or design if you need some minor changes or additions. If you don’t have logo or design, we highly recommend hiring the designer on Fiverr or UpWork
Depending on which customization method we use we need the artwork in one of the following formats:
- Screen & digital printing: vector graphic in Ai, EPS. CDR, SVG or PDF format
- Direct to Garment: High Resolution PNG with transparent background
- Sublimation: vector graphic in Ai, EPS. CDR, SVG or PDF format
- UV: vector graphic in Ai, EPS. CDR, SVG or PDF format
- DTF: vector graphic or PNG
- Embroidery: DST file or vector graphic to be digitized into DST
Yes, our digital printing equipment can print onto both white and colored garments, cotton, polyester, or blends. The digital printer lays down a white layer of ink, to act as an under-base before the colors are printed on the top and as a result you will get bright colors with a slightly little heavier feeling compared to the printing on the light garments without the white ink under-base.
We can match your PANTONE colors in screen printing only by ordering a custom ink with provided PMS color code. With all other printing methods, we can only match as close as possible, in most cases almost identical as PANTONE color.
Generally, irregular size items with a wide weave pattern, non-flat surface and items that cannot sustain heat pressing and temperatures above 300 degrees.
In the event you want to change design colors we would highly recommend digital printing because in the most cases would be no additional charge. In all other printing methods and embroidery, colors change will require additional charge.
We can use water-based ink for white & very light garments or discharge ink for darker garments. These methods will require special setup and it is not recommended for small orders. Please contact us to confirm the cost.
Yes, we can individually polybag each item for an additional charge per item.
Yes, we can print your brand custom tags for an additional charge per item.
Yes, depending on the printing method. As long as the colors and size of the printed design stays the same there wouldn’t be additional charge. Some limitations apply!
We accept all major credit cards, cash, PayPal, personal and company checks.
Yes, most of the time, unless a huge order is in the printing process already. For express turnaround orders (3 working days) add 20% to your order total.
If you need something designed from scratch, our designers are standing by to help you!
If you need your artwork converting into a print ready format we can help with this.
Just bring the files you have so we can check. Most of the time converting artwork formats is free of charge however If it’s a complex design, there is an artwork charge.
Depending on which customization method we use we need the artwork in one of the following formats:
- Vector Format for screen printing, embroidery or transfer printing:
- Adobe Illustrator, Corel Draw, SVG, EPS or PDF files
- All fonts and strokes should be created to outlines
- High-res PNG files for DTG printing:
- PNG files saved with a transparent background
- Must be saved to at least 150 dpi and at least 100% of intended print size
If you’re not sure or unable to supply any of these artwork files, please just bring whatever you have and we can recommend any changes if necessary.
Yes, our direct-to-garment printer can print onto both white and colored garments. The printer lays down a white layer of ink to provide a base before the colors are printed.
Please note: If your artwork has dark colors and we’re digitally printing onto dark colored garments this may produce a slightly ‘grainy’ effect. You might also see a faint white line around the print – this again is the white base layer. We’ll take a look at your artwork and if necessary will print a sample for you to approve. Direct to Garment Printing is applied manually so allow for some slight variation in exact positional location.
No, we can’t use the same screen’s for printing on the tote bags and t-shirts as the print would be upside down (the opening is on the top of a bag and bottom of a t-shirt)
We can match PANTONE reference numbers when screen printing but we’re not able to match exact colors when DTG printing.
Generally, items with a wide weave pattern or non-flat surface (i.e. pique polo shirts and fleeces), garments with low cotton content and polyester garments often cause issues.
Yes, as long as the design remains the same we can change the print color. There will be an additional color change fee.
We can use waterbased ink for white & very light garments or discharge ink for darker garments. Please contact us to confirm costs.
Yes, we can individually polybag each item.
Yes, depending on the printing method. Please ask our representative. We are flexible with mixing and matching colors and sizes of the garment you’ve ordered for printing. Some limitations apply: if the artwork doesn’t fit small sizes of the garment or you have large sizes in your order as well.
Yes, please refer to the table named “Which printing method is best for your order?” for minimum order quantity.