Screen printing is the standard way of printing garments, utilizing ink and screens to effectively print simple or elaborate designs by hand. We only offer up to five different colors per print. If your design has six or more colors, we highly suggest of of our other printing processes.

We carry a wide selection of inks for you to choose from, which you can view here:

• Stock Plastisol Colors

• Fluorescent Ink

• Glow-In-The-Dark Ink

• Puffy Ink

• Sparkle/Glitter/Metallic Ink

We can also custom mix ink to match hex or Pantone colors.

Cost is based on color per print placement. More colors = More cost.

Embroidery is the process of stitching artwork onto textiles, typically used in higher end garments. This process is most commonly used for hats, uniforms, and polo shirts.

We also offer applique, which is a process that makes patch-like designs by sewing small pieces of fabric onto a larger piece of fabric).

Cost is based on stitch count (size and coverage). More colors ≠ More cost.

DTG is a high-tech solution for producing low run or one-off prints with a look and feel of screen printing. We use a Kornit Breeze DTG machine for excellent light colors on dark shirts. This process is also usually used to print accurate photographs on shirts. If you want your shirt to exactly match an image, this method may be for you.

Cost is based on quantity only.

Digital Transfers are a cost-effective solution for producing low run or one-off prints. This process is used when DTG is not a suitable decoration. We use cut vinyl and a heat-transfer press to transfer your art to garments.

We also offer unique foil printing, which uses eye-catching metallic foil instead of our usual vinyl.

Cost is based on quantity only.

See multiple options that may fit your printing needs? Never fear! We can print using a combination of two or more apparel decorating methods.

Cost will vary depending on which media are used.