SCREEN PRINTING
Screen printing is one of the most versatile and durable ways to bring your designs to life, and is a cost-effective for medium to large production runs. Whether you’re looking for bold, vibrant colors or detailed photo-realistic artwork, our shop is equipped to handle it all. We can print up to 8 spot colors, CMYK process, and simulated process printing, allowing us to reproduce everything from simple logos to complex gradients and full-color images.
Our press accommodates a wide variety of sizes, including large-format items, making screen printing a great option for both traditional apparel and unique specialty products.
What We Screen Print
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T-shirts, long sleeve shirts, and hoodies
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Jackets, crewnecks, and sweatshirts
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Team uniforms and spirit wear
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Tote bags, backpacks, and aprons
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Towels, blankets, and table linens
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Specialty and promotional items
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Oversized or non-standard items that don’t fit typical printing setups
Why Choose Screen Printing?
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Extremely durable prints that hold up wash after wash
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Vibrant, opaque colors that stand out on light and dark fabrics
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Ideal for bulk orders and team apparel
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Supports spot color, CMYK, and simulated process artwork
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Consistent, professional results across every piece
Whether you need branded apparel, event merchandise, team gear, or something a little outside the box, screen printing delivers long-lasting quality with a classic look and feel that hold up wash after wash.
Not sure if Screen Printing is right for you?
Check out these other options
DIRECT TO FILM (DTF)
Direct to Film (DTF) is a modern apparel printing method, ideal for low quantities and allows full-color, highly detailed designs to be printed onto a special film, then heat-pressed directly onto garments. DTF works beautifully on a wide variety of fabrics, even dark materials—without sacrificing color vibrancy or durability. Ideal for smaller projects where screen printing can become cost prohibitive.
SUBLIMATION
Sublimation is a versatile printing process that uses heat and pressure to turn solid dye into a gas, which then bonds permanently to the surface of a specially coated material. Unlike traditional printing methods that sit on top of the surface, sublimation becomes part of the item itself, resulting in vibrant, durable, and long-lasting designs.