Screen Printing

A proven production method for high-quality bulk apparel.
Built for consistency, durability, and repeatable results.

What Is Screen Printing?

Screen printing is a traditional apparel decoration method that uses individual screens for each ink color. Ink is pressed through the screen and cured into the fabric, producing durable, consistent prints at scale.

It is the industry standard for:

  • Bulk production
  • Simple, repeatable designs
  • Long-term programs and reorders

Our Screen Printing Process

Production begins after artwork approval.

1

Artwork review and proofing

2

Screen setup and test prints

3

Production run

4

Curing, quality check, and packing

When Screen Printing Makes Sense

  • Orders of 24 pieces or more
  • Simple or limited-color designs
  • Projects that will be reordered
  • Programs where consistency matters
Screen printing becomes more cost-effective as quantity increases.

When to Consider Another Method

  • Very small quantities
  • Full-color or highly detailed artwork
  • One-off or short-run projects
  • Projects with frequent artwork changes

In these cases, DTF may be a better solution.

How Screen Printing Is Priced

Screen printing pricing is primarily based on:

  • Quantity ordered
  • Number of print locations
  • Number of ink colors
  • Garment type

As quantity increases, the price per shirt decreases because setup costs are spread across more pieces.

This is why screen printing is most efficient for larger runs.

Common Screen Printing Projects

Events & Organizations

  • Fundraisers
  • Conferences
  • Schools and teams

Companies & Brands

  • Employee uniforms
  • Branded merch
  • Ongoing programs

Apparel Types

  • T-shirts
  • Hoodies
  • Long sleeves
  • Workwear

Typical Turnaround Times

Standard production timelines vary based on quantity and complexity.
Most screen printing orders are completed within X–Y business days after artwork approval.
Rush service may be available depending on schedule.

How to Request a Screen Printing Quote

To provide an accurate quote, we typically need:

  • Garment type and quantity
  • Artwork or design concept
  • Print locations
  • Deadline or event date

The more information you provide, the faster we can quote accurately.

Ready to Start a Screen Printing Project?

Tell us about your project and we'll recommend the best production approach.

Request a Screen Printing Quote