Screen Printing

Best for bold colours and larger quantities.

What is screen printing?

At The Tshirt Mill, we specialize in the art and science of screen printing, combining years of expertise with cutting-edge technology to deliver exceptional results. Using a multi-step process, we create detailed designs by transferring ink through a mesh screen onto various materials, ensuring vibrant, long-lasting prints.

Our state-of-the-art equipment allows for precise color registration, fine details, and consistent results across large and small orders alike. We use high-quality, eco-friendly inks that provide durability and color retention, while our skilled team carefully adjusts tension, mesh count, and curing times to achieve optimal results for each unique project.

Screen printing is perfect for any project requiring high-quality, durable, and vibrant prints, especially when color accuracy and longevity are essential.

Screen printing process

Step 1

We prepare your artwork and separate the colours to ensure crisp, vibrant prints.

Step 2

We transfer your design onto high-quality screens, ready to printed onto the product.

Step 3

Our professional screen printers press premium inks through the screens, bringing your design to life.

Step 4

Each piece is cured at the perfect temperature, thoroughly inspected for quality, and shipped.

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Screen printing examples

Screen printing tips and tricks

Correct file types for screen printing:

Image

.png

Image

.eps

How to save a specific file type:

Photoshop & Paint

FILE > SAVE AS > PNG

Illustrator & Draw

FILE > EXPORT > PNG

Perks of screen printing  ✔️

  • Ability to match your brand colours
  • More cost effective for larger runs
  • Brighter colours and metallic inks
  • More durable prints
  • Ability to print on synthetic material

Downers of embroidery  ❌

  • Minimum order of 20 units per design
  • Large upfront investment
  • The more colours, the more expensive it gets
  • Setup and design costs

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