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Jumbo-sized prints are very trendy these days. It’s especially popular to print concert shirts at a large sizes. The prints stand out from a distance and can be an impressive way to make a statement.
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Chino inks are a great substitute for waterbased inks. They are more durable to wash, last longer, and remain brighter than a water-based print. They are known for their vibrant color and soft feel.
They are easy to work with and can be mixed into Pantone colors. Chino inks look better printed on lighter shirt colors such as white, natural, and silver.
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Foil comes is a wide array of colors and e ects that can be special ordered for your project. Allow 3 weeks turnaround.
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To create a vintage-inspired t-shirt, various print techniques are dialed in based on the garment, garment color, and design details. Printing without an under base on tri-blends is a great way to get the retail look that everyone loves.
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All Over Printing (AOP) is one of the most sought-after and most challenging prints to execute. Since imperfections can occur when printing over seams and collars, the best AOP designs avoid those areas or utilize a complimentary aesthetic.
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There will always be designs that call for the brightest of bright colors on dark garments.
Typically bright inks look washed out on an under base unless your decorator carries a
dedicated line of fluorescent and glow inks specifically formulated for printing on darks.
This print also was separated using the simulated process method. The RGB color system that
computer monitors use to display color allows for any combination of almost 17,000,000 colors.
The ability to narrow a full-color computer image into a dozen or fewer printable colors
remains to be the true test of a high-quality screen-printer.
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Multi-color reflective flake in a clear ink. It can be used on its own or on top of other colors to add a glittery effect.
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Reflective inks have long been used for work safety apparel and have found
their way into retail-driven designs for athletic gear - especially for runners, walkers, and bikers. Reflective ink are made up of a carrier base and small glass beads that reflect light back to its source.
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Textural specialty inks can be used for a visual and tactile experience that cannot be achieved through traditional plastisol inks or their dimensional counterparts, puff and high density. Take creativity to the next level.
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Mixed media decoration can really create excitement and dimensions to your design. For this particular design, the back is a mix between a screen-printed photographic image and an embroidered image of a monster in a hot rod.
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Ultra Violet Color Change inks are great for making your design pop out. Indoors, the ink is practically undetectable. When exposed to sunlight (or other UV light) the inks transition to full color!
Available in set colors and is only visible on white or natural t-shirts.
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Screenprint or Digital? The modern dilemma of apparel decoration. These days, both mediums are capable of beautiful full-color reproduction, so deciding which method to use is a balance of quantity, time, cost, and style of artwork. Consult your decorator for recommendations.
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The Four Simple Steps is a system for placing orders that helps organize details and keeps you informed about the progress of your custom screen print, embroidery, and digital print orders.
By pro-actively providing you with status updates, you can continue getting business instead of being bogged down by the orders you already have.
There are 4 steps in the ordering process:
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