Screen-printing as an art form
Our screen-printing team has the experience and know-how to ensure your order is printed at it’s best. With years of practice and hundred’s of thousands of screen-prints our team has honed in a process that perfectly balances quality and speed of production.
From the complexities of mixing inks for perfect color matched prints, fine-tuning dpi and print angles for optimal printing, and monitoring temperatures to ensure inks are correctly cured, screen-printing is truly an art form within itself.
Popular Ink Colors
All inks we use are quality high opacity inks ensuring bright vivid colors that will last.
With color options including our popular ink colors, PMS color matching, and four-color process, our colors will breathe life into your design!
Tried & True Print Methods
With 20+ years of experience we’ve honed in our craft and screen-printing has become second nature.
From the design phase to laying down the ink, you can rest assured that your design will be printed to it’s full potential!
Latest Print Technology
We consistently invest in new screen-printing technology that is increasingly more accurate and efficient. This ensures that we continue to provide you with the best prints possible and produce your orders faster than ever making sure to hit those tight deadlines!
What Makes a Great Screen-Printer
A great screen-printer knows his way around the printing press and their inks. They have the understanding and experience to combine inks to match specific colors, and the knowledge of how different colors will print on different fabrics with the instincts to correct those variations.
Our screen-printers make it look easy but there’s a lot of training and natural talent going on behind the scenes.
Each new addition to our screen-printing team goes through a thorough training period and is then mentored by a senior screen-printer to ensure they have developed all the necessary skills and knowledge to become a great screen-printer.
Stock Ink Colors
Colors displayed are for reference only.
Ink colors may vary across viewing devices.
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