How screen printing works
Each ink color is applied through its own prepared mesh screen. The inks are printed in sequence, then cured with heat so the design bonds securely to the garment.

The classic choice for vibrant custom apparel that needs to look great and stand up to repeat wear. Screen printing shines on team, event, company, and organization orders.

Send your design, garment ideas, sizes, quantities, and deadline.
We confirm placement, dimensions, ink colors, and garment details.
Every piece is printed, cured, and checked before pickup or delivery.
Each ink color is applied through its own prepared mesh screen. The inks are printed in sequence, then cured with heat so the design bonds securely to the garment.
Every design and color requires setup before printing begins. That setup is spread across the order, which is why screen printing becomes especially cost-effective as quantities increase.
Cotton tees are a dependable classic, while blends offer a softer feel and performance fabrics help manage moisture. Hoodies, crewnecks, work shirts, and many other styles can also be printed.
Bold spot colors reproduce beautifully. Common placements include full front, left chest, full back, and sleeves. We can recommend dimensions that stay proportional across the size range.
Multiple colors are possible. Because each color uses a separate screen, simpler color counts are usually the most economical.
Yes. An underbase can be printed beneath the design to keep colors bright and opaque on dark garments.
Yes. We can combine screen printing with another decoration method for individualized names or numbers.
A properly cured screen print is made for repeated wear and washing. Following the care instructions helps it look its best longer.
Tell us about the artwork, garment style, sizes, quantities, and timing. We’ll help with the rest.
Stop by our storefront to talk through your project, see apparel options, and get personal help choosing the right decoration method.