The first step involved in screen printing is making the screen that will basically perform as a stencil for your printed design or artwork. Once your screen is ready, your t-shirt or desired garment is placed onto a platen and the screen onto the machine in the correct alignment for printing.  After, the coloured ink specific to your screen, which is rolled on with a squeegee and then transferred directly to your t-shirt or garment of choice. 

Direct to Garment (DTG) digital printing is the latest technology in the printed clothing and non-textile printing industry. Direct to Garment is the best method for lesser quantity orders. It produces vibrant, multicoloured and durable prints that are required of highly technical artwork and designs. 

Heat transfer t-shirt printing UK involves using a heat press to print plasitol, foil, flock, or CAD-cut vinyl directly onto garments and non-textile items. Transfer printing differs from screen-printing in that instead of the ink absorbing into the fabric, transfers are placed directly on top of the garment.

This method is perfect for short run orders and full colour images.

T-Shirt Embroidery is the most durable of printing techniques, typically outliving the garment onto which it is applied. The artwork for embroidery is first digitised and then transmitted to automated embroidery machines that stitch the artwork or design directly onto the garments. 

Vinyl on t-shirts allows you to use colours which are shiny, metallic, matte, fluorescent etc. Vinyl is your solution if you need to urgently print t-shirts for businesses, events, promotions, sports teams and launchers, among others.