Printing
Printing methods are ideal for designs that embroidery cannot easily reproduce, including fine details, gradients, large graphics, vibrant color elements, names, and numbers. Screen printing is cost-effective for larger quantities, digital printing suits detailed full-colour artwork, and sublimation creates permanent designs on polyester.
Methods
Standard Screen Printing
Ink is applied directly to the fabric through a custom screen.
Common uses
T-shirts, hoodies, uniforms, teamwear
Puff Printing
Heat-activated ink expands to create a soft, raised texture.
Common uses
Hoodies, sweatshirts, fashion apparel
Digital Printing
Full-colour artwork is printed directly onto the garment, allowing fine details, gradients, and photographic images without separate screens.
Common uses
T-shirts, promotional apparel, detailed multicolour designs
Sublimation Printing
Dye is permanently infused into polyester fabric, creating a lightweight print that will not crack, peel, or add texture.
Common uses
Sports jerseys, teamwear, performance apparel
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