Learn about different printing methods and their benefits
Designs are printed onto transfer film and heat-pressed onto the garment. Supports full-color, gradients, and fine details. Quick and flexible, perfect for small batches or custom names/numbers.
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Traditional screen printing where ink penetrates directly into the fabric. Vibrant, durable, and wash-resistant. Ideal for bulk orders and solid-color designs. Better value with higher quantities.
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Ink is sprayed directly onto fabric fibers for a photo-realistic and natural finish. Soft to the touch, breathable, and color-rich. Best for complex illustrations, gradients, and small-batch orders.
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Designs are stitched directly onto the fabric for a high-quality, 3D effect. Durable and elegant, perfect for logos, text, and professional branding on team apparel or small-area designs.
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Contact our team, and we'll recommend the best printing technique for your needs.
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