SCREEN PRINTING

Screen printing is a well-known and one of the oldest textile printing methods. Screen printing is a printing technique in which the printing form is a stencil applied to a fine mesh made of woven, metal, or synthetic fibers. Screen printing involves forcing ink through a matrix. Screen printing is an effective, economical method of printing on textiles for large quantities. The finished print is cured, dried, and heat-set. We print screen prints in up to 16 pure Pantone colors, as well as multi-color CMYK prints using this technique.
We screen print both finished products and pre-cuts before sewing, allowing us to print the entire product, from bleed to bleed. We use both water-based and plastisol inks for screen printing.

Where is screen printing used?

• clothing – printing on T-shirts, sweatshirts, and cotton bags
• advertising – posters, stickers, gadgets
• art – limited edition graphics, artistic posters (serigraphy)

COMPARISON: DTG VS. SCREEN PRINTING VS. DTF