Screen Printing

Screen Printing is a method of printing graphics on a t-shirt uning thick inks that lay on top of the garment. A thin mesh is stretched tightly over a frame. A negative of the design is printed onto the screen to be placed against the shirt. Once set correctly, ink is rolled over the screen, only the areas where the design has been printed allows ink to slip through. The ink then sets on the t-shirt and is sent to dry.

Heat Transfer Vinyl (HTV)

Heat Transfer Vinyl is a specialty vinyl material that is used to decorate or personalize T-shirts, garments, and other fabric items. HTV contains a heat-activated adhesive backing, which allows the vinyl to permanently transfer to your garment when heat pressed with sufficient time, temperature, and pressure. 

Direct To Garment (DTG)

DTG printing is a fairly new method of printing artwork onto garments. It uses a specialized inkjet printer, which releases smaller droplets of ink into textiles and creates impressive designs. The printer uses a full spectrum of colors and is designed to print them simultaneously, making it a lot easier to achieve customized designs with complex color schemes.