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Screen printing on T-shirts and apparel
Screen printing is the most durable way to print apparel. Ink is pushed through a stencil straight into the fibre, so the print lasts hundreds of washes and colours stay vivid.
It pays off for larger runs and designs with fewer colours: company tees, band merch, teamwear or event totes. Transfer screen printing reaches places direct printing cannot.
When it fits
- Runs from dozens of pieces up
- Logos and designs with a few solid colours
- Tees, hoodies, bags and workwear
- When the print has to last for years
Where we use it
How to order
Pick a style and colour, send your logo and quantity. We recommend the technique that fits your design and budget and send a price and lead time within 24 hours. Production starts only after you approve a sample or proof.
FAQ
From what quantity does screen printing pay off?
Screen printing pays off for larger runs, because a stencil is prepared for each colour. For small quantities or photographic designs we recommend digital print or DTF.
How many colours can the design have?
Each colour means one stencil, so screen printing works best for designs with a few solid colours. Send us your logo and we will suggest the best option.
How long does the print last?
The ink is cured into the fibre, so with normal care it lasts hundreds of washes without cracking or fading.