STILL THE MOST IMPACTFUL WAY TO DECORATE APPAREL.
It's more than just a t-shirt.
It’s a timeless memento that can take you right back to your first concert. The artwork, the soft feel of the ink and the relaxed fit are all characteristics of your favorite shirt. We remember the entrancing stories of fans purchasing the now vintage Led Zeppelin Tour shirts in 1977. It's art like the “Swan Song” winged man that makes screen printing the passion and industry we want to disrupt. We’ll undoubtedly put the same passion into your brand.
Marvin McKinney
Founder & CEO
Screen Printing
The most traditional and popular form of garment printing. The stencil of your graphic is developed onto a screen, and ink is then pushed through the mesh to transfer your graphic onto your garment. Each color requires a separate screen, but it produces high quality prints that will hold up for a long time. This method of printing is cost effective for large quantity orders.
Large quantities
Oversize areas
Specialty inks
Bold prints
Variety of garments
SCREENPRINTING INKS & METHODS
Print Methods
Plastisol
Ink
100% plastisol bases & top colors.
Attributes
100% opaque, no fibers showing through print, heavy hand feel.
Garments
Great for fleece, 100% polyester, 50/50 garments, triblends.
Pantone Match
100% Pantone match.
Combination
Ink
Discharge under base, plastisol top colors.
Attributes
Vibrant colors, soft hand, durable print, next evolution of screen printing.
Garments
100% cotton preferred, 50/50 garments, and triblends (may have slight shift in colors).
Pantone Match
5% - 10% color variance.
Discharge/Waterbase
Ink
100% discharge/waterbase under base & top colors.
Attributes
More vintage or faded look, super soft hand feel.
Garments
100% cotton preferred, lighter garments result in more vibrant prints.
Pantone Match
5% - 10% color variance.
Plastisol vs. Discharge
Plastisol
Printing with plastisol is the most common way to screen print. The colors are vibrant, durable, and come in a wide-range of choices. It does not interfere with the fabric’s dye or color, allowing for the application of any shade or color.
Discharge
Discharge inks remove the dye of the garment and print the top color directly into it. This is able to give you bright bold colors while keeping a soft hand-feel when produced on 100% cotton garments.
Plastisol
Printing with plastisol is the most common way to screen print. The colors are vibrant, durable, and come in a wide-range of choices. It does not interfere with the fabric’s dye or color, allowing for the application of any shade or color.
Discharge
Discharge inks remove the dye of the garment and print the top color directly into it. This is able to give you bright bold colors while keeping a soft hand-feel when produced on 100% cotton garments.
Screen Sizes
Size Guide
Print up to 22"W x 26"H
Screen Print Gallery
DTG Digital Printing
DTG works much like an office printer, except instead of printing on paper it prints directly onto fabric with waterbased ink. Because there are not the set up costs associated with screen printing, it can save you money if you are doing a small batch of garments with high color artwork. Also great for one-off on demand orders that need to be produced individually.
Small quantities
Standard location/sizing
Photos or detailed artwork
Print on demand
100% cotton garments
Front Print
Size Guide
Print up to 15.5"W x 19.5"H
Short Sleeve Print
Size Guide
Print up to 4"W x 3.5"H
Long Sleeve Print
Size Guide
Print up to 4.2"W x 13"H
DTG Gallery
Hybrid Printing
Using the Digital Squeegee machine, a digital CMYK image is printed on top of a screen printed discharge underbase, combining the digital photorealistic quality with the speed and feel of screen printing (plus the ability to incorporate specialty inks!) Great for large quantities of photorealistic/detailed artwork.
Large quantities
Photorealistic graphics
100% cotton garments
Specialty inks
Screen Sizes
Size Guide
Print up to 16"W x 19"H
Hybrid Printing Gallery
