SCREEN PRINTING
Screen printing is a process of printing that uses a stencil on a mesh screen to imprint an image onto a garment. It is the most affordable method for large orders, as well as small to medium jobs that contain few colors. Because of fixed set-up costs, screen printing is expensive for small runs, or small to medium runs with many colors.
EMBROIDERY
Embroidery is a process of garment production that uses a CAD-operated needle and thread to stitch a design onto a garment. This method creates a textured, professional finish that is both durable and long-lasting. Embroidery is commonly used for logos and branding on polos, jackets, hats, and other apparel where a high-quality, elevated appearance is desired.
DIGITAL PRINTING
Digital printing is a decoration process that uses heat and pressure to permanently apply a printed design to a garment. Digital printing is a great choice for small quantities, highly detailed artwork, full-color graphics, and projects that require personalization, such as individual names and numbers.
SUBLIMATION
Sublimation is a full-color printing process that uses heat to infuse artwork directly into a product. Ideal for performance apparel, jerseys, drinkware, and promotional products, it produces vibrant, detailed designs with unlimited colors, gradients, and even edge-to-edge graphics.
LASER ENGRAVING
Laser engraving uses a high-powered laser to permanently etch artwork, logos, or text directly into the surface of a product. It creates a clean, precise, and durable finish that's commonly used on drinkware, wood, metal, leather, and a variety of promotional products.
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