Although we’ve been screen printing for over 25-years, we are continually perfecting our processes and learning new ones. Our onsite printing facility has the capability to produce 150,000+ imprints per shift. No job is too big or too small for us. Our minimum screen printing order is just 6 garments.

Spot Color Screen Printing

The industry standard, printing is done by using individual colors or spot colors to produce designs.

4-Color Process Printing

The process of blending Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black (CMYK) to create and print any color.

Inks

Plastisol Ink

The most commonly used ink in screen printing, plastisol inks are comprised of PVC and plasticizer. Plastisol ink contains no air-polluting solvents and do not cause injury, illness or environmental contamination with proper environmental protection procedures.

Water Based Ink

The more environmentally friendly of the two, water-based inks are able to produce prints that are softer to the touch. The ink penetrates into the garment’s fibers giving it a softer feel however, the colors aren’t as opaque as plastisol.

Special Effect Inks

Discharge Printing

The process of printing a chemical which removes the color of the t-shirt or garment, returning it to its natural color which can be replaced with ink color if desired. Discharge inks are water-based but not all garments can be discharged.

Foil Stamping

Foil stamping is a special effect that can be used to achieve a metallic finish. The foil will only adhere to plastisol ink so it can be used on the entire print or as an accent by printing a design with both water-based and plastisol inks.

Glitter Ink

Glitter flakes are added to the ink and can be used as accents in a design or as the entire print. Glitter ink will retain its shiny appearance but may flake off over time.

Puff Ink

Also an additive, puff ink can be added to any design to achieve a 3D effect. Puff ink is an additive and can be used as accents in a design or as the entire print.

Crystalina Ink

Crystalina is printed directly over other ink colors to produce a pearlescent effect.

Shimmer Ink

Shimmer ink has a subtle, metallic appearance.

Fluorescent Ink

Bright, neon colored inks.