Screen Printing

 

Screen printing is a financially savvy and sturdy approach to accomplish an enormous engraving on a T-shirt; it’s a shrewd decision for mass requests with splendid, strong shading logos Colors and structures will show up clear and fresh gratitude to ink applied legitimately through a small work onto texture.

 

Heat Transfer

 

Warmth move wires fine art onto a T-shirt bringing about top notch prints, and functions admirably for basic logos and plans.

 

Embroidery

 

Weaving makes an interpretation of a plan into sewing utilizing string, making a finished look and feel. It works best with strong shading logos, and less so with fine detail or little content. Weaving adds weight to T-shirts, so we suggest just weaving heavyweight T-shirts.

 

Dye Sublimation

 

Color sublimation prints a unique ink onto move paper, at that point applies that paper to a substrate. Warmth and weight at that point hold fast the color to polyester texture, bringing about a delicate print on an enormous engraving region.

 

Laser Engraving

 

In laser etching, a laser printer dissolves the outside of texture, making a sturdy engraving that can’t be expelled (just accessible for explicit materials).

 

Deboss

 

In debossing, a metal bite the dust of your plan is made and squeezed into a T-shirt, leaving a dismal three-dimensional raised surface (just accessible for explicit materials).

 

Direct to Garment Printing

 

Direct-to-article of clothing printing utilizes inkjet innovation and carefully moves a plan onto a T-shirt, making a delicate vibe on 100%cotton material. Extraordinary for full-shading logos!

 

Puff Printing/ HXD Printing

 

Puff printing gives a 3D feel to your plan, with a puff added substance in the ink that grows once heat is applied; this procedure isn’t suggested for structures with little subtleties.