Screen Printing

Ink is not one thing. It is a dozen decisions about opacity, hand feel, fabric, and budget, and the right call depends on what you are making and who is wearing it. Our production team has spent decades making those calls. Browse the options below to see what each technique does, what it feels like, and which garments it works best on. Not sure? Call us and we will point you at the right one.

Plastisol

Industry standard, PVC based ink that gives you the most vibrant and opaque coverage

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Vintage

A thin version of plastisol used to create a soft vintage look.

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4 Color Process

Process that uses cyan, magenta, yellow and black to create multiple colors using only four screens.

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Simulated Process

Process that uses spot colors to print full color designs.

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Discharge

Process that removes the dye of the garment returning it to the original color of the fabric. Pigments can be added to replace the fabric color.

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Water Based

Process that dyes the garment fibers instead of ink sitting on top of fabric. As the print is cured, the water in the ink evaporates and leaves the pigment behind.

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Metallic

Ink that has metal flakes suspended in the color to create a shiny or sparkle appearance.

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Glow-In-The Dark

Ink with pigment that glows after being charged with light.

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Plastisol

Vintage

4 Color Process

Simulated Process

Discharge

Water Based

Metallic

Glow-In-The-Dark

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