With over 30 years of screenprinting experience, we have become expert at screen printing designs on garments, utilizing a wide array of imprinting technologies.
How does it work?
Screenprinting is the traditional method of printing t-shirts and has been around for many many years. Screenprinting is a good, cost effective option for larger custom apparel orders for corporate promotions, teams and business.
Traditional Screen printing is a three part process.
Every colour in your design requires a seperate screen, so keep this in mind when you're designing your artwork, because every colour also add to the cost.
If you're looking for vibrant colours, specialt inks or require specific pantone colour matching, screen printiing is the answer.
Screenprinting also has fewer limitationsin terms of what fabrics and products can be printed on.
Though we have the capacity to print very large volumes, we are also able to accomodate smaller print volumes
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This is a simple way of printing images as grayscale or halftones. Best results are achieved on white garments but can also be done on dark garments with the use of an underbase.
Plastisol Spot Colour printing is the most common form of screen printing. It can be as simple as a one colour print, or as complex as a 12 colour print.
The most complex of the prinitng techniques, CMYK process printing uses combinations of four colour [CMYK] to recreate the full tonal and colour range of the original image.
We all have a favourite, well-worn old t-shirt in our wardrobe. Distressed screen printing will give a soft vintage/retro look to your garments.
Do you have that one design that you want to make pop with metallic ink? Our metallic silver and gold finishes produce a great bright shiny look when printed on your garments.
We offer an expansive range of sepcial effect inks that can add a premium look to your garments. From Flocks that feature a velvety surface to puffs & high density inks that add texture and depth to your design.