Screen printing is the well-known and age-old practice of pressing ink through a stencilled mesh to print bold, bright graphics onto t-shirts and hoodies. Every event shirt in your drawer is probably a product of screen printing.

Screen printing lends itself to large quantities of casual garments such as t-shirts and sweatshirts. The print holds up well and is less expensive than embroidery so it is the common choice for workwear, race events, school spirit wear and family reunions.

For a screen printing project, all we need is a good description of what you want printed or a digital file, preferably an EPS or PNG. Most anywhere on the garment is fair game to print on, except small openings such as cuffs which do not fit into our machine.

The choice of t-shirts is endless! The soft triblends are very popular today and the classic all-cotton will never go out of style. Some people like sturdy and thick shirts for holding up through many washings and some people prefer the thin and drapey t-shirts for cool comfort. Most shirt fabrics are made up of cotton, polyester, rayon, or any combination of the three.