Technology

Screen Printing

The classic and most durable method of textile printing. Each color is applied through a separate stencil - the result is vivid, precise, and survives hundreds of washes.

How screen printing works

Screen printing is a process where each color of the design is applied through a separate stencil directly onto the fabric. The process requires preparation (stencil-making), which is why it becomes cost-effective at larger quantities.

One stencil is created for each color of the logo. We support up to 8 colors at the same time. Colors are applied using plastisol or water-based inks, which are extremely durable once cured.

Technical specifications

Minimum quantity 50 pcs
Max. number of colors 8 colors
Suitable materials Cotton, polyester, blends
Durability 100+ washes
Colors Pantone / RGB → mix
Production time 5-10 business days

Advantages of screen printing

  • Best price for large runs (50+ pcs)
  • Exceptional durability - colors don't fade even after hundreds of washes
  • Vivid, precise colors including Pantone shades
  • Suitable for both dark and light fabrics
  • Fast production for large runs

Limitations

  • Minimum 50 pieces per order
  • Maximum 8 logo colors at once
  • Not suitable for photorealistic designs with gradients
  • Longer preparation time than DTF (stencils)