Screen Printing
Best for bigger runs — team jerseys, staff tees, event shirts — where the same bold design is repeated across a full run. It's a durable method: plastisol ink sits on top of the fibres and holds up to repeated washing.
How it works: We burn your design onto a fine mesh screen, one screen per ink colour, then pull ink through the mesh directly onto the garment with a squeegee. Each colour is a separate pass, which is why the price is driven by colour count as much as quantity — but once the screens are made, printing piece 50 costs almost the same as printing piece 12.
- Team and league jerseys
- Staff and uniform tees
- Event and fundraiser shirts
- Spirit wear for schools
Cost per piece drops fast as the run grows. Every extra ink colour adds a screen, so 1–2 colour designs stay the most economical.
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