YOUR ONE STOP T-SHIRT PRINTING
Silk Screen Printing
Silk screen printing is an excellent method for creating versatile images on all types of garments and fabric goods. We can print up to 8 solid colors, producing bright, vibrant, and opaque colors on both dark and light-colored fabrics. It is the most efficient way to print a large volume of shirts at an affordable price.
DTG Printing
Direct-to-garment (DTG) printing is ideal for high-resolution prints and photos, making it especially suited for small orders or custom pieces, our stock shirts include the white or black 100% cotton t-shirt.
Vinyl Printing
Vinyl printing offers a variety of finishes, including metallic, glitter, holographic, and 3M reflective products. Vinyl works on a wide range of garments, both light and dark, making it a versatile choice for custom designs.
T-shirts can be used to express political views or show musical tastes. A person wearing a John Deere T-shirt is sends out a very different message from the person in the T-shirt with a Japanese animation character. And is there any business that does not have their logo available on a T-shirt? People use t-shirts to tell others which sports teams they like, a favourite movie or book, who their favourite F1 driver is, or to stop looking at their breasts. T-shirts are seen that commemorate any possible event; birthdays, weddings, vacations, summer camps, family reunions, the possibilities are endless!
The technology for custom T-shirt expression has never been easier to use. Whatever you want to say, there are multitudes of ways to say it on a T-shirt for everyone to see.
T-shirts: 100% Cotton or 50/50?
Your two main choices of shirt in screen printing are 50/50 cotton-polyester blend and 100% cotton. Which type you would choose depends on the particular needs for the job.
100% cotton T-shirts, are a denser fabric and have a heavier feel. However that same texture can show through on an image, giving it a worn look. After washing, the fibres can break through the print, causing the image to fade.
An area where 100% cotton shirts, works well is 4-color process printing. A higher weight shirt provides a denser, tighter surface to hold the small, fine dots and continuous ink layer of a detailed 4-color process image.
50/50 cotton-poly blend shirts, have the advantage in pricing and durability. They also have less shrinkage than 100% cotton, although new processes have made shrinkage much less of a problem. T-shirts that are going to be worn and washed often will last longer when printed on 50/50 textiles. Cotton-poly shirts also have a lighter feel that some people prefer.
In the final analysis, the main consideration in choosing between 50/50 and 100% cotton, other than some technical considerations regarding printing, will be your own personal preference in the weight and feel of the material.
Your two main choices of shirt in screen printing are 50/50 cotton-polyester blend and 100% cotton. Which type you would choose depends on the particular needs for the job.
100% cotton T-shirts, are a denser fabric and have a heavier feel. However that same texture can show through on an image, giving it a worn look. After washing, the fibres can break through the print, causing the image to fade.
An area where 100% cotton shirts, works well is 4-color process printing. A higher weight shirt provides a denser, tighter surface to hold the small, fine dots and continuous ink layer of a detailed 4-color process image.
50/50 cotton-poly blend shirts, have the advantage in pricing and durability. They also have less shrinkage than 100% cotton, although new processes have made shrinkage much less of a problem. T-shirts that are going to be worn and washed often will last longer when printed on 50/50 textiles. Cotton-poly shirts also have a lighter feel that some people prefer.
In the final analysis, the main consideration in choosing between 50/50 and 100% cotton, other than some technical considerations regarding printing, will be your own personal preference in the weight and feel of the material.