Screen Printing Services

What is Screen Printing?
The dictionary definition is, "the technique of creating a picture or pattern by forcing ink or metal on to a surface through a screen of fine material."
Our different types of processes are: 
- CMYK Process: Using cyan, magenta, yellow, and black ink, we can print on any white, or light colored garment. Each color stacks on top to create a full color image. Usually used with Adobe Photoshop.
- Spot Process: The standard, most commonly used method. Used for simple logos, text, cartoons, or line art. Does not work with photographic designs. Usually created as vector art in programs like Adobe Illustrator.
- Simulated Process: Overlaps and blends colors to reproduce almost any image, similar to CMYK, using halftones, spot colors and/or PMS colors. Prints on dark and light garments. Preferred separation and printing method. For low quantities, stick to DTG.
- Specialty: Added details/texture with specialty inks puffstretchshimmer or glitter.
Customization
- Pantone: Industry standard for matching colors from the computer screen to real life. The Pantone Matching System (PMS) includes 1,867 colors, made from variations of 13 base pigments. We are able to custom mix any color for you.
- Smoothing Screen/Press: If you run your hands over an existing shirt with a print, you might feel the fibrillation and fibers sticking out to create an uneven surface. Our method of creating a higher quality print. We take an additional step to heat press the garment to create a smoother finish to create a higher end look and feel.
- Labels/Tags: Fully brand your garments with additional details on the hem and/or the neck.
- 1 color/1 screen (up to 6 screens)
- Please specify garment sizes needed in the additional comments section.

Do you have the artwork? *
Type of garment(s)? *
Screen print location(s)? *
Quality of garment(s)? *
Color of garment(s)? *
Total quantity of garments? *
Would you like a smoother print finish by heat press? (Add-on)
Do you need custom neck or tag labels? (Add-on)
Deadline for project? *
What is your budget? *
Preferred method of communication? *
Do you want to sign an agreement contract? *

Terms & Conditions

Deposit & Payment

Invoices must be paid in full prior to production.

 

Turnaround Time

Upon receiving payment, typical turnaround time for small orders (less than 100 pieces) is 5-10 business days.
Turnaround time for large orders (over 100 pieces) are subject to change.

Adding additional services (relabel, bagging, smoothing press) will add to the turnaround time.

 

Minimums

Custom orders have a MOQ of 12 pieces.
Contract orders (customer supplied garments) have a MOQ of 24 pieces. 

 

Rush Orders

 

 

Shipping

Shipping is not including turnaround time or estimates. Once handed to the carrier, we are not responsible for any lost, damage or stolen goods.

Split shipping options are also available.